This handler makes some assumptions about the format of the JSON structure. It expects an array of objects to be the value of the root of the JSON object. This handler also expects the array of objects to contain only simple objects, not nested arrays or nested objects.
Below is an example of a JSON input string and the corresponding HTML output generated by this handler.
JSON Input [ { "a" : "animal", "b" : "boat", "c" : "car" }, { "a" : "cat", "b" : "dog" }, { "c" : "eel" } ]
HTML Output
a | b | c |
---|---|---|
animal | boat | car |
cat | dog | |
eel |
Note that the JSON input must be in the format [{"label":"Value"},{"label":"Value"},{"label":"Value"}] with no additional levels or brackets.
Name | Description |
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JSON | The JSON String to be converted to HTML |
Name | Description |
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JSON |
Name | Description |
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HTML | A HTML table that was converted from the given JSON |
UtilityJsonToHtmlV1 (2013-01-30)
V2 (2013-01-30)
v3 (2016-09-27)
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