How do I get Construct 2 to Parse this JSON ? PLEASE HELP :(

This is the JSON:

{"Row":[{"id":"1","Item_Name":"Bushfly","Image_Path":"Monsters/Bushfly.png","Quantity":"1", "Description":"It's a Monster.","Seller":"Mr. Garrison","Star_Cost":"1","Category":"Monster"},{"id":"2","Item_Name":"Jebbie","Image_Path":"Monsters/Jebbie.png","Quantity":"1", "Description":"","Seller":"","Star_Cost":"1","Category":"Monster"}]}

I have this JSON on a String variable, now how do I get from this JSON Row[1].Item_Name ?

Thanks

I don't have the rep to post links yet, but Google "construct 2 json" and hit the link "Example: Load data from Json to array and populate game"... I think that shows you what you need to know.

The link InsaneHero is referring to is here: https://www.scirra.com/tutorials/978/example-load-data-from-json-to-array-and-populate-game-card

Thank you to the both of you

But it doesn't and wouldn't work for my JSON, my JSON contains an Array within an Array with Key Pairs

Use the browser object to run some javascript to set a var to the json and access it that way or use yann's json plugin.

The first step for either is to convert the text into a valid c2 string of text. Partially covered here:

Let's use the browser object method. The first step it to convert that json text to both a valid C2 string of text and valid javascript.

1. paste your json text in notepad

2. replace ' with \'

3. replace " with '

That gives some valid text you can put in quotes and C2 will be happy with as input.

Next use the browser object's execute javascript action to set a variable to the json.

"window.myjson = {'Row':[{'id':'1','Item_Name':'Bushfly','Image_Path':'Monsters/Bushfly.png','Quantity':'1', 'Description':'It\'s a Monster.','Seller':'Mr. Garrison','Star_Cost':'1','Category':'Monster'},{'id':'2','Item_Name':'Jebbie','Image_Path':'Monsters/Jebbie.png','Quantity':'1', 'Description':'','Seller':'','Star_Cost':'1','Category':'Monster'}]}"[/code:1t778izg]
That sets a global variable "myjson" to the json.

Next use the browser.execJs() expression every time you want to access a value.
browser.execJs("myjson.Row[1].Item_Name")

R0J0hound, you are the light bringer !