Hello! I currently have an array named which contains objects as follows:
var downloads=
[{ name:"product1", value: 48, date: new Date("2013/11/01") },
{name:"product1", value: 50, date: new Date("2013/11/02") },
{name:"product2", value: 55, date: new Date("2013/11/03") },
{name:"product2", value: 35, date: new Date("2013/11/04") }
];
To appropriately plot these data on a graph (using KendoUI), I need to obtain an array as follows:
var data=
[
{name:"product1", data: [{value: 48, date: new Date("2013/11/01") }, {value: 50, date: new Date("2013/11/02") }]},
{name:"product2", data: [{value: 55, date: new Date("2013/11/03") }, {value: 35, date: new Date("2013/11/04") }]}
];
How would I need to proceed?
Hi there,
Welcome to the forums 
Something like this should do:
var downloads=
[{ name:"product1", value: 48, date: new Date("2013/11/01") },
{name:"product1", value: 50, date: new Date("2013/11/02") },
{name:"product2", value: 55, date: new Date("2013/11/03") },
{name:"product2", value: 35, date: new Date("2013/11/04") }
],
data = []
for(i=0, len = downloads.length; i<len; i=i+2){
var item1 = downloads[i],
item2 = downloads[i+1],
obj = {},
objData = [];
obj["name"] = item1["name"];
delete item1["name"];
delete item2["name"];
objData.push(item1);
objData.push(item2);
obj["data"] = objData;
data.push(obj);
}
console.log(data);
Is this moving in the right direction?
Thanks. The returned array seems ok. Will try passing it into Kendo UI.
Btw,
Console.log()
doesn’t seem to work. I’ve had to use
alert(<array>.toSource());
instead to be able to view the returned array.
Hi,
Glad that seems ok 
Could you elaborate on this.
Apart form the fact that it is console with a small “c”, what didn’t work for you?
What output was shown in the console?