I have an array of objects as below:
var values = [ [ { "place": { "display": "Orlando", "value": "ORL" }, "date": { "display": "18/07/2021", "value": "2021-07-17T23:00:01.000Z" } }, { "place": { "display": "Saint Lucia", "value": "SLU" }, "date": { "display": "20/07/2021", "value": "2021-07-19T23:00:01.000Z" } } ], [ { "place": { "display": "Saint Lucia" }, "date": { "display": "", "value": "" } }, { "place": { "display": "Stockholm", "value": "STO" }, "date": { "display": "", "value": "" } } ] ] How it displays on the front-end:
Row 1:
Place 1: Orlando -- Place 2: Saint Lucia Row 2:
Place 3: Saint Lucia -- Place 4: Stockholm I want to check for each row, more specifically, on the first place of each row (i.e. Place 1 and Place 3) if places match [array of objects within main array].
So if Place 1 equals Place 3 - return true
This is an example to illustrate the problem. In reality the user can add as many rows as they want so I need to check of each object ( array[0] contains place 1 and place 2 objects; array[1] contains place 3 and place 4 objects and so on and so forth for all the existing objects within the array)
Note: Each row (with 2 places) contains an array of those 2 objects
How to accomplish this in js?
