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Uncaught TypeError: Cannot Read Property “success” of undefined
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So, I'm getting an error within my if/else statuement part of my code where it returns an error: Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'success' of undefined. Any Ideas?
function responseReceivedHandler(data)
/* Successful request:
"success": true,
"todos": [ '...', '...', ... ]
Unsuccessful request:
"success": false,
"error": "..."
*/
/* Your solution goes here */
if (this.response.success === true)
console.log(this.response.todos);
else
console.log(this.response.error);
$.get("https://wp.zybooks.com/todos.php", day: "Monday" ,
responseReceivedHandler, "json");
jquery html properties uncaught-typeerror
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So, I'm getting an error within my if/else statuement part of my code where it returns an error: Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'success' of undefined. Any Ideas?
function responseReceivedHandler(data)
/* Successful request:
"success": true,
"todos": [ '...', '...', ... ]
Unsuccessful request:
"success": false,
"error": "..."
*/
/* Your solution goes here */
if (this.response.success === true)
console.log(this.response.todos);
else
console.log(this.response.error);
$.get("https://wp.zybooks.com/todos.php", day: "Monday" ,
responseReceivedHandler, "json");
jquery html properties uncaught-typeerror
2
Looks likethis.response
does not exist. I think you might wantdata.success
instead.
– James T
Mar 24 at 23:17
@JamesT Thanks that worked! However, now it's not printing like my list that is set for "todo" it's supposed to be multiple items. Any idea why it's only pulling the first item and not the rest?
– Ryan
Mar 25 at 1:21
Not sure, have you tried setting a breakpoint in the handler?
– James T
Mar 25 at 2:17
add a comment |
So, I'm getting an error within my if/else statuement part of my code where it returns an error: Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'success' of undefined. Any Ideas?
function responseReceivedHandler(data)
/* Successful request:
"success": true,
"todos": [ '...', '...', ... ]
Unsuccessful request:
"success": false,
"error": "..."
*/
/* Your solution goes here */
if (this.response.success === true)
console.log(this.response.todos);
else
console.log(this.response.error);
$.get("https://wp.zybooks.com/todos.php", day: "Monday" ,
responseReceivedHandler, "json");
jquery html properties uncaught-typeerror
So, I'm getting an error within my if/else statuement part of my code where it returns an error: Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'success' of undefined. Any Ideas?
function responseReceivedHandler(data)
/* Successful request:
"success": true,
"todos": [ '...', '...', ... ]
Unsuccessful request:
"success": false,
"error": "..."
*/
/* Your solution goes here */
if (this.response.success === true)
console.log(this.response.todos);
else
console.log(this.response.error);
$.get("https://wp.zybooks.com/todos.php", day: "Monday" ,
responseReceivedHandler, "json");
jquery html properties uncaught-typeerror
jquery html properties uncaught-typeerror
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Looks likethis.response
does not exist. I think you might wantdata.success
instead.
– James T
Mar 24 at 23:17
@JamesT Thanks that worked! However, now it's not printing like my list that is set for "todo" it's supposed to be multiple items. Any idea why it's only pulling the first item and not the rest?
– Ryan
Mar 25 at 1:21
Not sure, have you tried setting a breakpoint in the handler?
– James T
Mar 25 at 2:17
add a comment |
2
Looks likethis.response
does not exist. I think you might wantdata.success
instead.
– James T
Mar 24 at 23:17
@JamesT Thanks that worked! However, now it's not printing like my list that is set for "todo" it's supposed to be multiple items. Any idea why it's only pulling the first item and not the rest?
– Ryan
Mar 25 at 1:21
Not sure, have you tried setting a breakpoint in the handler?
– James T
Mar 25 at 2:17
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2
Looks like
this.response
does not exist. I think you might want data.success
instead.– James T
Mar 24 at 23:17
Looks like
this.response
does not exist. I think you might want data.success
instead.– James T
Mar 24 at 23:17
@JamesT Thanks that worked! However, now it's not printing like my list that is set for "todo" it's supposed to be multiple items. Any idea why it's only pulling the first item and not the rest?
– Ryan
Mar 25 at 1:21
@JamesT Thanks that worked! However, now it's not printing like my list that is set for "todo" it's supposed to be multiple items. Any idea why it's only pulling the first item and not the rest?
– Ryan
Mar 25 at 1:21
Not sure, have you tried setting a breakpoint in the handler?
– James T
Mar 25 at 2:17
Not sure, have you tried setting a breakpoint in the handler?
– James T
Mar 25 at 2:17
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Looks like
this.response
does not exist. I think you might wantdata.success
instead.– James T
Mar 24 at 23:17
@JamesT Thanks that worked! However, now it's not printing like my list that is set for "todo" it's supposed to be multiple items. Any idea why it's only pulling the first item and not the rest?
– Ryan
Mar 25 at 1:21
Not sure, have you tried setting a breakpoint in the handler?
– James T
Mar 25 at 2:17