LoadJson[/code:6gqwu316] works correctly. I tried use [code:6gqwu316]SetValue[/code:6gqwu316] method because it is more clear for me.

Ahhh I saw that you share this plugin on [b]github[/b], it is fuckying awesome. Thank you so much to share and accept new changes

if(/^\{*.*\}$/.test(value)){
   /** Parse JSON string here. This method needs a well formated json, like this:
   * {"name": "test", "age","xxx"}
   * So, you need pass a double quoted attributes and values. Otherwise, you will catch a
   */ parse exception on browser console log.
   value = JSON.parse(value);
}
                      
/** Additionally, add more elements instead override all values of the path, 
* if the type of the last path is a array.
*/ 
if(type(obj[path_[i]]) === "array"){ 
   obj[path_[i]].push(value);
}else{
   obj[path_[i]] = value; // silently create a new property if doesn't exist yet
}
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How can I share this code snippet with you? Do you store the code of this plugin in some remote repository? (github, gitlab...) ? If yes, share with us to contribute with you

 else if(this.current_object)
            this.current_object[k_] = v_;
 [/code:2mi4xek2]

So, I have some questions to you:

[ul]
* How can I contribute with your plugins? Is the code in github/gitlab or similar remote repository?
* How can I "push" or "send" this fix to you? 
* Why do you not realize a merge with [b]json-v1.1[/b] into a only one plugin? 
[/ul]

Many thanks for your amazing job creating a wonderfull plugins and share free with us. You are a example to follow guy! I'm learning so much reading the code of your plugins