How to iterate list in json response object MVC

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My json response is having the correct data as shown below. I need to iterate through the items array in Data response.

{"Data":{"OrderNo":67,"CustomerId":2,"OrderDate":"/Date(1574361000000)/","OrderAmount":100,"CustomerMaster":null,"Items":[{"ProductId":3,"Qty":7,"Price":9,"Total":63},{"ProductId":2,"Qty":8,"Price":9,"Total":72}]}}

var OrderNo = $("#OrderNo").val();


        $.ajax({
            type: "POST",
            url: "/Orders/ShowOrder",
            data: { "id": OrderNo },
            success: function (Data) {
                var res = Data;
                alert(JSON.stringify(Data));
        
                               

                var tblorder = $("#tblOrderitems");
                $.each(Data, function (index, item) {
                    var tr = $("<tr></tr>");
                    tr.html(("<td>" + item.ProductId + "</td>")
                    + " " + ("<td>" + item.Qty + "</td>")
                    + " " + ("<td>" + item.Price + "</td>")
                    + " " + ("<td>" + item.Total + "</td>")
                    );
                    tblorder.append(tr);
                })

            }
        });

What I have tried:

I have tried Data.Items[0].productId but shows error

Posted 22-Nov-19 19:18pm

Mahi8089

Updated 22-Nov-19 21:48pm

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GSThakur · Accepted Answer · 2019-11-22T21:47:00

Solution 1

Small modification in script is sufficient enough.

That is, change "Data" to "res.Data.Items".

Below is the updated line for the same

JavaScript

$.each(res.Data.Items, function (index, item) {

Please note javascript is case-sensitive. You should try "ProdutId" where 'P' and 'I' are capitals.

Posted 22-Nov-19 21:47pm

GSThakur

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Mahi8089 23-Nov-19 3:49am

Yes, I found it...using Data.Data.Items.

thanks

GSThakur 23-Nov-19 12:32pm

Feel free to mark this as answer if this worked for you