C# Dictionary to Javascript

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I have this Dictionary in C#.

C#

Dictionary<string, string[]>

I serialized the string and now I want to get all the keys in javascript and show an alert message with the key and also load value into a var StringArrayItems
I have this in jscript

var dictionary = eval( "(" + dict + ")" );

And now I want something like this

JavaScript

for(var s in dictionary)
{
alert(s);
var strings = s.value;
}

Posted 15-Jun-12 14:17pm

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krumia 15-Jun-12 23:27pm

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Sandeep Mewara · Answer 1 · 2012-06-15T19:11:00

Why not use AJAX (XMLHttpRequest) and get the string formed directly from server in your Javascript? I am not too sure that we can traverse through a Dictionary item in Javascript as you want to. AJAX approach would be simple and easy. Try it!

AFAIK, This is the closest thing to what you want via Dictionary way: Javascript Dictionary[^] - sample uses .NET code but is quite simple to understand.