Hello,
I'm parsing this JSON:
{result:success,successText:Your changes have been saved
successfully.,errorText:,memberID:49,mode:edit,jobs:[{jobID:1,companyName:SAIC},{jobID:2,companyName:Aspentech},{jobID:3,companyName:Cardinal
Health}]}
...with this Javascript:
The a tag that was in the var div line got rendered as an actual link.
Here it is again with spaces to prevent it from being rendered as a link:
var div = div id='job + j.jobID + 'h1 id='jobTitle + j.jobID + '
style='display:inline;font-weight:normal' + j.companyName + /h1nbsp;|
a href='#'
You're using the variable j to hold a reference to each element of the
jobs array as you go through the loop. After the loop finishes, j is a
reference to the last element of that array.
Later, when the click function gets called, j still refers to that last
element - regardless of which element
Wow, thanks very much. It worked like a charm.
I hadn't used the $.each function in jQuery yet, so thank you for pointing
me to it. I suspect I'll be using it a lot more now that I know how to!
Chad
Michael Geary wrote:
You're using the variable j to hold a reference to each element of
