Monday, May 14th, 2007
Then, find a node, and edit at that point.
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Nice work. Very compact code and a simple and easy to use interface.
Why would anyone use this when console.dir() in firebug does the same thing, better and without an include?
console.dir…. firebug…..mmmmm :) I completely agree with Dan, it’s another piece of code gone to waste. Nice work though…
Nice, it’s helpfull for analyze complex json..
Looks pretty brilliant to me. Nice work.
I’ve made one too. With a few more options.
http://www.thomasfrank.se/json_editor.html
Try this one: http://jsoneditor.appspot.com
ok i know there are already many, if you want a desktop JSON editor which you can use offline too you could try JSONpad: http://www.jsonpad.co.cc
Many features included and working for all OS (thanks to adobe air ;D)
cheers
Chris
Here is YUI based JSON editor (Json tree based editing )
http://www.markandey.com/2011/02/json-editor-using-yui-treeview.html