As you underscore.js , lodash , why not take advantage of them instead of reinventing the wheel.
How about single line use _.map. _.mapalso accepts strings as iterative and returns the value of this key from the passed object.
_.map(json.order.orderDetails, 'a1')
var json = {
"order": {
"orderDetails": [{
"a1": "b1",
"c1": "d1",
"e1": "f1"
}, {
"a1": "b2",
"c1": "d2",
"e1": "f2"
}, {
"a1": "b3",
"c1": "d3",
"e1": "f3"
}],
"orderHeader": [{
"a2": "b1",
"c2": "d1",
"e2": "f1"
}, {
"a2": "b2",
"c2": "d2",
"e2": "f2"
}]
}
};
var result = _.map(json.order.orderDetails, 'a1');
console.log(result);
document.getElementById('result').innerHTML = JSON.stringify(result, 0, 4);
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_.pluck(json.order.orderDetails, 'a1')
JavaScript, Array#map
json.order.orderDetails.map(e => e.a1)
var json = {
"order": {
"orderDetails": [{
"a1": "b1",
"c1": "d1",
"e1": "f1"
}, {
"a1": "b2",
"c1": "d2",
"e1": "f2"
}, {
"a1": "b3",
"c1": "d3",
"e1": "f3"
}],
"orderHeader": [{
"a2": "b1",
"c2": "d1",
"e2": "f1"
}, {
"a2": "b2",
"c2": "d2",
"e2": "f2"
}]
}
};
var result = json.order.orderDetails.map(e => e.a1);
console.log(result);
document.getElementById('result').innerHTML = JSON.stringify(result, 0, 4);
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