javascript - Ajax and JSON arrays -

i'm trying use json data format jquery and, well, surprising if worked.

in remoteserviceengine.php, have this:

$jresponse[0] = json_encode(array("jaction" => "add", "jobject" => "listcountries", "jbody" => "test")); $json_data = json_encode(array("jrequeststate" => $jrequeststate, "jmessage" => $jmessage, "jresponse" => $jresponse)); echo $json_data; 

and how handled in js:

 success: function(remoteresponse){         switch(remoteresponse.jrequeststate) {             case 0:                 $("#removeservicemessage").fadein(2000).html('<div class="remoteerror">'+remoteresponse.jmessage+'</div>').fadeout(2000);             break;              case 1:                 $("#removeservicemessage").fadein(2000).html('<div class="remotesuccess"><b>success:</b> '+remoteresponse.jmessage+'</div>').fadeout(2000);                 (i = 0; < remoteresponse.jresponse.length; i++) {                     switch(remoteresponse.jresponse[i].jaction) {                         case "add":                             $("#"+remoteresponse.jresponse[i].jobject).fadein(1000).append(remoteresponse.jresponse[i].jbody);                         break;                          case "remove":                             $("#"+remoteresponse.jresponse[i].jobject).fadeout(1000);                         break;                          case "update":                             $("#"+remoteresponse.jresponse[i].jobject).fadein(1000).html(remoteresponse.jresponse[i].jbody);                         break;                          default:                             alert(remoteresponse.jresponse[i]);                         break;                     }                 }             break;         }     } 

the whole problem cannot access successful content. $jrequeststate = 1 , forementioned $jresponse[0], switch goes directly onto default , output get:

{"jaction":"add","jobject":"listcountries","jbody":"test"} 

but cannot figure out how access these elements. tried with:

alert(remoteresponse.jresponse[i]['jaction']); 

and

alert(remoteresponse.jresponse[i][0]); //yeah, that's kinda stupid solution, well... 

since i've never used json jquery, can't figure out how deal that. help, anybody?

like adeneo said in comment jsonencode twice. php code should like:

$jresponse[0] = array("jaction" => "add", "jobject" => "listcountries", "jbody" => "test"); $json_data = json_encode(array("jrequeststate" => $jrequeststate, "jmessage" => $jmessage, "jresponse" => $jresponse)); echo $json_data;