In my quest to utilize JavaScript and read values from a JSON file, I aim to showcase the image keys on the front-end. To provide clarity, here's an excerpt from the JSON dataset:
{ "products":
{"asin": "B000FJZQQY", "related": {"also_bought":
["B000QY9N7G", "B0002FHIM6"], "also_viewed": ["B00DVLALEK",
"B0076S9MIK", "B000QY9N7G", "B000KUOII0", "B000FKK0U0",
"B001E471LW", "B008LO02RI", "B0018MMYXA", "B001FARMLE",
...
My current JavaScript implementation extracts and displays all images of products listed in the JSON.
$(function() {
var products = []
$.getJSON('test.json', function(data) {
$.each(data.products, function(i, f) {
var Imgs = '<div class="Hats"><img src="' + f.imUrl + '"></div>'
// Code continues as before
...
})
})
Furthermore, I've crafted HTML and CSS elements to support the above functionality.
<article class="column large-2">
<div class="HatsImages">
</div>
// Other divisions specified for different apparel types
</article>
.Hats, .Tops, .Shoes, .Pants {
display: none;
width: 150px;
height: 150px;
}
// Additional styling rules presented below
...
In simplifying the process, I intend to interpret the 'imUrl' value from the JSON and place it in the corresponding division based on the product type ('title' or 'categories'). Subsequently, by accessing the 'bought_together' key, I seek to identify related products by their 'asin' values, retrieve their respective images, and mirror the initial display pattern for these associated items.
If any clarification or elaboration is required, feel free to inquire.