Right now you can search JSON responses in an overall manner as a string or a set of objects. They both return a "yes, it's in there somewhere" sort of true. I want to be more specific.
I want to be able to, with a JSON response, give it a location that should exist in the object and look for it in there. For example:
So that it looks in the returned JSON object to: 1) see if that location exists and 2) either loops through the values or matches as a string against it if it's a single value.
Right now you can search JSON responses in an overall manner as a string or a set of objects. They both return a "yes, it's in there somewhere" sort of true. I want to be more specific.
I want to be able to, with a JSON response, give it a location that should exist in the object and look for it in there. For example:
So that it looks in the returned JSON object to: 1) see if that location exists and 2) either loops through the values or matches as a string against it if it's a single value.
Shouldn't be too hard...