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On 01/04/16 19:51, Stefan Weiss wrote:
> JRough wrote:
>> I struggled with it and I got this part but the result is obj: webdev???
>> kind of a weird result but maybe I don't know how to display an object in js.
> [...]
>>             var jsonObj= {};
>>                 jsonObj= { "name": str[0]};
>>                 jsonObj= { "city": str[1]};
>>                 jsonObj = { "job": str[2]};
> 
> You assign {} to jsonObj, and then you assign three other things to it. This
> cannot possibly work. Please read Stefan Ram's and my reply and try to work
> our suggestions into your code.

To clear mental ambiguities; jsonObj's value is replaced three times.