I get one instead of many entries after loading JSON with JQuery

I've built some JSON

{
    "News": {
         "Article": {"title": "test"},
         "Article": { "title": "test" },
         /*Snipped*/
         "Ar开发者_如何学JAVAticle": { "title": "test" },
         "Article": { "title": "test" }
    },
    "count": "20"
}

which validates in a JSON formatter. But when I try to ingest this data through jQuery I don't get what's expected:

$.getJSON('php/json.php', function(data) {
  console.log(data);
});

Results:

News: Object
Article: Object
title: "test"
__proto__: Object
__proto__: Object
count: "20"

But where are my 19 other Article objects? I'm new to JSON and jQuery's getJSON. Is there anything I'm missing?

JavaScript objects are dictionaries, which means that the name must be unique. You're replicating Article, so each instance overwrites the previous (or is ignored; I don't know which path the parser takes).

To fix, you need to define this name as referencing an array:

{ "News": { "Article": [
                { "title": "test" }, 
                { "title": "test" }, 
                ...], 
             "count": "20" }

But you could probably reduce this further, assuming that all news items are articles, because count becomes superfluous:

{ "News": [
          { "title": "test" }, 
          { "title": "test" }, 
          ...] }

A better format would be

{
    "News": {
         "1": {"title": "test","type":"article"},
         "2": {"title": "test","type":"article"},
         /*Snipped*/
         "19": {"title": "test","type":"article"},
         "20": {"title": "test","type":"article"}
    },
    "count": "20"
}

So you can do with each.

$.each(Object.news,function(id,ObjectItem){
    if(ObjectItem.type == 'article')
    {
        //do something with ObjectItem.title
    }
})

You defined the Article-key multiple times. This is not a syntax error (which is why the formatter does not complain) but rather a logical one. You should use an array instead.