Question

The following works, if I have something like this:

  return Json(new { CustomerInfo = custinfo}); // defined in the controller

  // below I define in my client script
  jQuery.each(CustomerInfo, function () {
                 jQuery.each(this, function () {
                     // get field info from the object
                 });
             });

But, if I pass back 2 pieces of data as such

     return Json(new { CustomerInfo = custinfo, Message = msg });

Note that custinfo is a list and message is a string

In my .ajax() I have the following with retrieves information from the JSON

     function (data) {
        alert(data.Message); // show up fine

        alert(JSON.stringify(data.RepInfo));

       jQuery.each(data.CustomorInfo, function () {
          jQuery.each(this, function () {
              // get data for each field . Show up as undefined here for my row content
          });
       });

     } 

If I do alert on JSON.stringify on the above code I get get the following:

[{"ID":"12","Date":"01/23/2012","City":"Clearwater","State":"FL"},{"ID":"00017-LV01-12","Date":"02/09/2012","City":"Peoria","State":"IL"},{"ID":"00010-LV01-12","Date":"06/22/2012","City":"Newport Beach","State":"CA"}]

When I view the data wihin .each() it is pulling undefined for the row content.
How can I get it to show the content of the rows.

Answer 1

you can try this:

       $.each(data.CustomorInfo,function(i) {

           $.each(this, function(key, value) {
                        alert(key +'='+ value);  
                });
           });

        });

live demo : http://jsfiddle.net/PQcFx/18/