To explain the process of converting json data to html table first include the jQuery library in your page. In the html file i have created table element with id jsonTable. It is used to append the rows and columns that is generated from the json data using javascript and jquery function.Below is the html markup used.
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It's not that it's hard to do, especially if you're building the table originally from JSON data. If you have an id in your data, you can just assign a property to each TR:. tr.jsonId = jsonObj.id; If not, you can store a reference to the JSON-built object using jQuery's data method:. $(tr).data('objId', jsonObj);. // later:. jsonObj = $(myTR).data('objId'); If you're not building the original table from the JSON data, you will need to find some DOM hook onto which you can hang a unique identifier for the object.
That might be an attribute of the TR or perhaps the text of the first TD in the TR. But you will need to either use one of the solutions provided or build the HTML from scratch. There is no magic JSON - table converter, at least not built into jQuery.
Good luck, - Scott.