i have a dictionary(?) of data returned from the simplejson.load() function.it looks like this... {\'status\': \'OK\', \'results\': [{\'geometry\': {\'location_type\': \'APPROXIMATE\', \'bounds\': {\
I\'m trying to send data from a webpage to a django view to be saved as serialized json to a database. If possible, I would like to avoid django\'s QueryDict object and just read the request with simp
I\'m (mostly trying to learn python and json, but also) trying to periodically pull and format a list of trending topics off of twitter. I cobbled this together skimming a lot of different tutorials.
I want to display a random link + its name from an RSS feed. The code I use is: def updateFeed(url): query_args = { \'q\': \'http://news.google.com/?output=rss\', \'v\':\'1.0\', \'num\': \'15\', \'o
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I\'m attempting to use simplejson to parse a JSON string. For some reason, when I use simplejson.loads I recieve 开发者_如何学编程the following error:
The version of django.utils.simplejson on GAE is for example escaping \"/\" characters, but not \"\\n\" when doing js = json.dumps(my_dict_w_strings_w_newline_and_slash) which is causing problems when
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Ive just started learning python and Im having a go at using a google api. But I hit a brick wall trying to parse the JSON with simplejson.
I have... entity = simplejson.dumps({\"a\":unicode(datetime.datetime.utcnow())}) How do I convert the datetime (that was converted to unicode) back to datetime again?