Jquery ajax success callback difficulty?

JQuery kills errors... unfortunately. If that does not work, please post some JSON. Damn to quick, again: $.

Each(dataObj, function (index, element) { if (element. CanConsume) { alert('can consume'); $('' + element. Name + '').

AppendTo('#list'); } }).

DataObj is a normal list of plain JavaScript (JSON) objects. Don't use jQuery to iterate over that as jQuery. Each(...) iterates over DOM elements.

Just try ... success: function(dataObj){ for(var i=0; I Otherwise try Firebug or the Chrome Dev Tools to inspect the response or to set a breakpoint in your success callback. That should give you enough information to fix the problem.

Your answer was correct. I thought $.each() can be used to query anything :) I will mark your answer as correct as soon as 6 minutes expire. Thanks for taking the time to answer my question!

– Dragan Oct 24 at 12:28 there is a $('li').each() and a $. Each, api.jquery. Com/jQuery.each.

– FloydThreepwood Oct 24 at 12:28 @FloydThreepwood you're right, yep. – Juri Oct 24 at 12:36.

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