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JavaScript AJAX Basics (retiring) jQuery and AJAX Stage 3 Challenge

Saqib Ishfaq
Saqib Ishfaq
13,912 Points
Posted by Saqib Ishfaq
Saqib Ishfaq
13,912 Points

my solution!!

let url1 = 'data/rooms.json';
let callback1 = function(response){
let roomStatus = '<ul class="rooms">';
    $.each(response, function(index, value){
        if(value.available === true){
            roomStatus += '<li class="empty">';
        } else {
            roomStatus += '<li class="full">';
        }
        roomStatus += value.room + '</li>';
    });
    roomStatus += '</ul>';
    $('#roomList').html(roomStatus);
};  
$.getJSON(url1, callback1);

1 Answer

Clayton Perszyk
MOD
Clayton Perszyk
Treehouse Moderator 48,850 Points
Clayton Perszyk
Clayton Perszyk
Treehouse Moderator 48,850 Points

Nice! You may want to use const instead of let, since your variables aren't changing.