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JSON data is not parsed?

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I followed the advice here on how to use JSON.





After using







$resultAml =  json_encode($resultArray);







in PHP I get this at the client:







[{"id":"1","0":"1","title":"Facebook","1":"Facebook","url":"http://facebook.com","2":"http://facebook.com","domain":"facebook.com","3":"facebook.com","tag":"","4":""},{"id":"1","0":"1","title":"Ideeli","1":"Ideeli","url":"http://www.ideeli.com","2":"http://www.ideeli.com","domain":"ideeli.com","3":"ideeli.com","tag":"web","4":"web"},{"id":"1","0":"1","title":"Kikin","1":"Kikin","url":"http://www.kikin.com","2":"http://www.kikin.com","domain":"kikin.com","3":"kikin.com","tag":"web","4":"web"},{"id":"1","0":"1","title":"Lot18","1":"Lot18","url":"http://www.lot18.com","2":"http://www.lot18.com","domain":"lot18.com","3":"lot18.com","tag":"web","4":"web"},{"id":"1","0":"1","title":"Quora","1":"Quora","url":"http://quora.com","2":"http://quora.com","domain":"quora.com","3":"quora.com","tag":"","4":""},{"id":"1","0":"1","title":"Twitter","1":"Twitter","url":"http://twitter.com","2":"http://twitter.com","domain":"twitter.com","3":"twitter.com","tag":"","4":""}]







That looks like valid JSON according to json.org





Howwever,





When I parse it on the client side using







JSON.parse







I get this result:







[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]







Looks like one [object Object] for each entry in the table.





What is object Object?





Where did I go wrong here? Or if not how do I get to the data in the result?


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