Pase json in javascript
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That's not JSON. You can see the difference:
http://jsfiddle.net/05dn7mpa/2/
So if you have an string with a json you can parse it. If you've got the propper vanilla object it's parsed !
var divWebsite = JSON.parse('{ "id-1": "www.er.co.uk", "id-2": "www.wer.co.uk", "id-3": "wer.wer.com", "id-4": "www.wwaer.co.uk"}');
In this case you need to pass a string to JSON.parse
HTML
<div id="parsed"></div>
JS
var divWebsite = JSON.parse('{"id-1": "www.er.co.uk","id-2": "www.wer.co.uk","id-3": "wer.wer.com","id-4": "www.wwaer.co.uk"}');
document.getElementById('parsed').innerHTML = divWebsite['id-1'];
JSFIDDLE
What you pass to JSON.parse() is not a string, that's why. You pass an object. In a typical scenario you want JSON.parse to return that object. What you should pass is a string.
If you want to get a json string out of that object use JSON.stringify()