Question

When I make the following jQuery call

$.post('/publish/comments', 
  parms,
  function(data, textStatus){
    console.log('textStatus: ' . textStatus);
    console.log('returned data: ' . data);
    console.log('nextPage: ' . data.nextPage);
  },
  "json"
); 

the console shows that data, textStatus, and data.nextPage are all undefined.

But in the Chrome dev tools (network tab) I can see that the following JSON data is being pass back from the server.

{success:true, nextPage: /go/page/requestId/182/src/publish}
nextPage: "/go/page/requestId/182/src/send"
success: true

Thoughts?

Answer 1

As Felix pointed out concats need “+”

Also, I have found that if you want to log an entire object, you don’t want to include strings inside your console.log().

Try console.log(data) instead of putting strings before it (like “data: “) this will guarantee that the whole object can be seen in the console.