How to save a response in array for ajax call success

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function Submit(payload) {
    let arry = [];
    for (let x = 0; x < payload.Idetails.length; x++) {
        
        .success(data)
           {
            arry.push(data);
           }
    }
    console.log(JSON.stringify(arry));
    
}

data would be json

JSON

{"type":"success","key","123","Id":"1234"}

I want to save list of json

JSON

{"type":"success","key","a12","Id":"1234"}
{"type":"success","key","ab3","Id":"1245"}
{"type":"success","key","d11","Id":"1256"}
{"type":"success","key","eff","Id":"12378"}

What I have tried:

on success return am just saving json return data in resultArry.push(data)
but its not working.
Need help on this.

Posted 26-Apr-23 1:19am

Salt Pepper

Updated 26-Apr-23 4:15am

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Richard Deeming 26-Apr-23 8:17am

REPOST
This is the same as the question you posted two days ago, just with less useful information in it:
How to use for loop in java script in ajax call to execute multiple iteration?[^]

The answer has not changed. And as I said, if the solution I posted doesn't do what you want, then you need to explain clearly and precisely what you want.

Salt Pepper 26-Apr-23 10:10am

That is working properly Thanks for your reply Richard Deeming.
This question is completely different
On Each iteration on success, some response I will get. resultArry.push(data);
I need to keep it in list. finally i need to send list of data.

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