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I am trying to send data to a chart using: 



myjson = df.to_json(orient='split')


The problem I that when I see the information on myjson I see the information with many / characters: 



"{"date": "11-11-2018", 

  "descriptor": "111", 

   "data": "{\"columns\":[

        \"cddescriptor\",

        \"fechapublicacion\",

...

json.dumps(results)


Is there a way to remove this?






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  • Please try returning json.loads(myjson).
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  • I am using json.dumps()
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  • thanks. loadsdid work
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I am trying to send data to a chart using: 



myjson = df.to_json(orient='split')


The problem I that when I see the information on myjson I see the information with many / characters: 



"{"date": "11-11-2018", 

  "descriptor": "111", 

   "data": "{\"columns\":[

        \"cddescriptor\",

        \"fechapublicacion\",

...

json.dumps(results)


Is there a way to remove this?






json python-3.x pandas







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  • Please try returning json.loads(myjson).
    – Chirag
    3 hours ago










  • I am using json.dumps()
    – jalazbe
    3 hours ago












  • thanks. loadsdid work
    – jalazbe
    3 hours ago













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up vote
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down vote

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I am trying to send data to a chart using: 



myjson = df.to_json(orient='split')


The problem I that when I see the information on myjson I see the information with many / characters: 



"{"date": "11-11-2018", 

  "descriptor": "111", 

   "data": "{\"columns\":[

        \"cddescriptor\",

        \"fechapublicacion\",

...

json.dumps(results)


Is there a way to remove this?






json python-3.x pandas







share|improve this question















I am trying to send data to a chart using: 



myjson = df.to_json(orient='split')


The problem I that when I see the information on myjson I see the information with many / characters: 



"{"date": "11-11-2018", 

  "descriptor": "111", 

   "data": "{\"columns\":[

        \"cddescriptor\",

        \"fechapublicacion\",

...

json.dumps(results)


Is there a way to remove this?






json python-3.x pandas




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  • Please try returning json.loads(myjson).
    – Chirag
    3 hours ago










  • I am using json.dumps()
    – jalazbe
    3 hours ago












  • thanks. loadsdid work
    – jalazbe
    3 hours ago


















  • Please try returning json.loads(myjson).
    – Chirag
    3 hours ago










  • I am using json.dumps()
    – jalazbe
    3 hours ago












  • thanks. loadsdid work
    – jalazbe
    3 hours ago
















Please try returning json.loads(myjson).
– Chirag
3 hours ago




Please try returning json.loads(myjson).
– Chirag
3 hours ago












I am using json.dumps()
– jalazbe
3 hours ago






I am using json.dumps()
– jalazbe
3 hours ago














thanks. loadsdid work
– jalazbe
3 hours ago




thanks. loadsdid work
– jalazbe
3 hours ago












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