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Ajax with JSON GET request undefined



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I am trying to get the front end to display the contents of my dynamo db table although it displays the information as undefined.



 $(document).ready(function()
$.ajax(

type: 'GET',
url:someURL,


success: function(data)
$('#incidentid').html('');

data.forEach(function(IncidentNotesItem)
$('#incidentid').append ('<p>'+ IncidentNotesItem.incidentid + '</p>');

)

);
);









share|improve this question






















  • Are you sure the function is working? Add an error: function(response) console.log(response.responsetext); function to your AJAX so we can see what the error is if one exists.

    – torogadude
    Mar 8 at 20:41












  • Is the AJAX request to the same domain?

    – circusdei
    Mar 8 at 20:45











  • I added that line and refreshed my webpage but the console is giving me a status 200 and yes, the AJAX request is to the same domain

    – Zootopia
    Mar 8 at 20:59











  • But I still see undefined: undefined undefined undefined undefined undefined

    – Zootopia
    Mar 8 at 21:02











  • Are you getting the response you are expecting? What's inside data?

    – EternalHour
    Mar 8 at 21:05


















0















I am trying to get the front end to display the contents of my dynamo db table although it displays the information as undefined.



 $(document).ready(function()
$.ajax(

type: 'GET',
url:someURL,


success: function(data)
$('#incidentid').html('');

data.forEach(function(IncidentNotesItem)
$('#incidentid').append ('<p>'+ IncidentNotesItem.incidentid + '</p>');

)

);
);









share|improve this question






















  • Are you sure the function is working? Add an error: function(response) console.log(response.responsetext); function to your AJAX so we can see what the error is if one exists.

    – torogadude
    Mar 8 at 20:41












  • Is the AJAX request to the same domain?

    – circusdei
    Mar 8 at 20:45











  • I added that line and refreshed my webpage but the console is giving me a status 200 and yes, the AJAX request is to the same domain

    – Zootopia
    Mar 8 at 20:59











  • But I still see undefined: undefined undefined undefined undefined undefined

    – Zootopia
    Mar 8 at 21:02











  • Are you getting the response you are expecting? What's inside data?

    – EternalHour
    Mar 8 at 21:05














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0








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I am trying to get the front end to display the contents of my dynamo db table although it displays the information as undefined.



 $(document).ready(function()
$.ajax(

type: 'GET',
url:someURL,


success: function(data)
$('#incidentid').html('');

data.forEach(function(IncidentNotesItem)
$('#incidentid').append ('<p>'+ IncidentNotesItem.incidentid + '</p>');

)

);
);









share|improve this question














I am trying to get the front end to display the contents of my dynamo db table although it displays the information as undefined.



 $(document).ready(function()
$.ajax(

type: 'GET',
url:someURL,


success: function(data)
$('#incidentid').html('');

data.forEach(function(IncidentNotesItem)
$('#incidentid').append ('<p>'+ IncidentNotesItem.incidentid + '</p>');

)

);
);






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  • Are you sure the function is working? Add an error: function(response) console.log(response.responsetext); function to your AJAX so we can see what the error is if one exists.

    – torogadude
    Mar 8 at 20:41












  • Is the AJAX request to the same domain?

    – circusdei
    Mar 8 at 20:45











  • I added that line and refreshed my webpage but the console is giving me a status 200 and yes, the AJAX request is to the same domain

    – Zootopia
    Mar 8 at 20:59











  • But I still see undefined: undefined undefined undefined undefined undefined

    – Zootopia
    Mar 8 at 21:02











  • Are you getting the response you are expecting? What's inside data?

    – EternalHour
    Mar 8 at 21:05


















  • Are you sure the function is working? Add an error: function(response) console.log(response.responsetext); function to your AJAX so we can see what the error is if one exists.

    – torogadude
    Mar 8 at 20:41












  • Is the AJAX request to the same domain?

    – circusdei
    Mar 8 at 20:45











  • I added that line and refreshed my webpage but the console is giving me a status 200 and yes, the AJAX request is to the same domain

    – Zootopia
    Mar 8 at 20:59











  • But I still see undefined: undefined undefined undefined undefined undefined

    – Zootopia
    Mar 8 at 21:02











  • Are you getting the response you are expecting? What's inside data?

    – EternalHour
    Mar 8 at 21:05

















Are you sure the function is working? Add an error: function(response) console.log(response.responsetext); function to your AJAX so we can see what the error is if one exists.

– torogadude
Mar 8 at 20:41






Are you sure the function is working? Add an error: function(response) console.log(response.responsetext); function to your AJAX so we can see what the error is if one exists.

– torogadude
Mar 8 at 20:41














Is the AJAX request to the same domain?

– circusdei
Mar 8 at 20:45





Is the AJAX request to the same domain?

– circusdei
Mar 8 at 20:45













I added that line and refreshed my webpage but the console is giving me a status 200 and yes, the AJAX request is to the same domain

– Zootopia
Mar 8 at 20:59





I added that line and refreshed my webpage but the console is giving me a status 200 and yes, the AJAX request is to the same domain

– Zootopia
Mar 8 at 20:59













But I still see undefined: undefined undefined undefined undefined undefined

– Zootopia
Mar 8 at 21:02





But I still see undefined: undefined undefined undefined undefined undefined

– Zootopia
Mar 8 at 21:02













Are you getting the response you are expecting? What's inside data?

– EternalHour
Mar 8 at 21:05






Are you getting the response you are expecting? What's inside data?

– EternalHour
Mar 8 at 21:05













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I solved it! The issue was that I wasn't calling the column name properly. I did console.log(IncidentNotesItem) to see what is stored inside the IncidentNotesItem Function and saw on the console that it is called id instead of incidentid.



 $(document).ready(function()
$.ajax(

type: 'GET',
url:someURL,


success: function(data)
$('#incidentid').html('');

data.forEach(function(IncidentNotesItem)
$('#incidentid').append ('<p>'+ IncidentNotesItem.id + '</p>');

)

);
);





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    I solved it! The issue was that I wasn't calling the column name properly. I did console.log(IncidentNotesItem) to see what is stored inside the IncidentNotesItem Function and saw on the console that it is called id instead of incidentid.



     $(document).ready(function()
    $.ajax(

    type: 'GET',
    url:someURL,


    success: function(data)
    $('#incidentid').html('');

    data.forEach(function(IncidentNotesItem)
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      I solved it! The issue was that I wasn't calling the column name properly. I did console.log(IncidentNotesItem) to see what is stored inside the IncidentNotesItem Function and saw on the console that it is called id instead of incidentid.



       $(document).ready(function()
      $.ajax(

      type: 'GET',
      url:someURL,


      success: function(data)
      $('#incidentid').html('');

      data.forEach(function(IncidentNotesItem)
      $('#incidentid').append ('<p>'+ IncidentNotesItem.id + '</p>');

      )

      );
      );





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        I solved it! The issue was that I wasn't calling the column name properly. I did console.log(IncidentNotesItem) to see what is stored inside the IncidentNotesItem Function and saw on the console that it is called id instead of incidentid.



         $(document).ready(function()
        $.ajax(

        type: 'GET',
        url:someURL,


        success: function(data)
        $('#incidentid').html('');

        data.forEach(function(IncidentNotesItem)
        $('#incidentid').append ('<p>'+ IncidentNotesItem.id + '</p>');

        )

        );
        );





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        I solved it! The issue was that I wasn't calling the column name properly. I did console.log(IncidentNotesItem) to see what is stored inside the IncidentNotesItem Function and saw on the console that it is called id instead of incidentid.



         $(document).ready(function()
        $.ajax(

        type: 'GET',
        url:someURL,


        success: function(data)
        $('#incidentid').html('');

        data.forEach(function(IncidentNotesItem)
        $('#incidentid').append ('<p>'+ IncidentNotesItem.id + '</p>');

        )

        );
        );






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