You're writing out an HTML list derived from a JSON array. So, one suggestion for achieving what you want: Modify the JSON produced so that instead of the brand text you have in there at the moment, you provide the URI for the relevant image Modify the loadList() function so that you write out an img tag as part of your HTML, using the URI passed-in from your JSON as that image tag's src attribute.
So if I get this right it would be something like var productList = {"products": {"brand": "", "description": "Product 1", "price": "03.25 "}, and in my function list. Append(""+ this. Images/album-bb.
Jpg + this. Description + " : " + this. Price + ""); – JFFF Jul 4 at 14:51 You don't need the whole HTML fragment for the image in your JSON--let your code do that when writing out the list--just the image path.
Also, you are writing the image path to the object element brand, so reference that when doing your output. The code you've supplied won't work. – Ben Poole Jul 4 at 15:10.
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