Attempting to display Json result but getting only [Object,Object] [duplicate]

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I am fetching one row from database in Object format.

here is my .cs code

public JsonResult GetApplicationDetail(string id){

    sp_Application_Result AppObj = new sp_Application_Result();

    ObjectResult obj = db.sp_Application(id);

    foreach (sp_Application_Result i in obj){

        AppObj = i;

    }

    return Json(AppObj, JsonRequestBehavior.AllowGet);

}

and here is my script code

$.ajax({

    type: "GET",

    url: "/Application/GetApplicationDetail/",

    datatype: "json",

    data:  {"id" : name} ,

    success: function (response) {

        alert(response);

    }

);

when I'm trying to show response, it's showing [Object,object]

I am not getting how to show response result, actually I want to store response data into table.

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display in console.log
– Jax Teller
Nov 15 at 13:53

only console.log(response) can expand and print objects, instead alert can only print/display strings so either use console.log or JSON.stringify(response) before alert
– Nikos M.
Nov 15 at 13:53

Either you can log the response directly using console.log(response) or you can transform the json object to string to be able to display it in the alert alert(JSON.stringify(response))
– Karim
Nov 15 at 13:55

Try to console your response. console.log(response), then see what you are getting there
– Sajjad Ali
Nov 15 at 13:55

hey... Try to console.log() your response? xD
– Stender
Nov 15 at 14:07

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How can I view an object with an alert()

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I am fetching one row from database in Object format.

here is my .cs code

public JsonResult GetApplicationDetail(string id){

    sp_Application_Result AppObj = new sp_Application_Result();

    ObjectResult obj = db.sp_Application(id);

    foreach (sp_Application_Result i in obj){

        AppObj = i;

    }

    return Json(AppObj, JsonRequestBehavior.AllowGet);

}

and here is my script code

$.ajax({

    type: "GET",

    url: "/Application/GetApplicationDetail/",

    datatype: "json",

    data:  {"id" : name} ,

    success: function (response) {

        alert(response);

    }

);

when I'm trying to show response, it's showing [Object,object]

I am not getting how to show response result, actually I want to store response data into table.

edited Nov 15 at 14:59

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display in console.log
– Jax Teller
Nov 15 at 13:53

only console.log(response) can expand and print objects, instead alert can only print/display strings so either use console.log or JSON.stringify(response) before alert
– Nikos M.
Nov 15 at 13:53

Either you can log the response directly using console.log(response) or you can transform the json object to string to be able to display it in the alert alert(JSON.stringify(response))
– Karim
Nov 15 at 13:55

Try to console your response. console.log(response), then see what you are getting there
– Sajjad Ali
Nov 15 at 13:55

hey... Try to console.log() your response? xD
– Stender
Nov 15 at 14:07

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How can I view an object with an alert()

9 answers

I am fetching one row from database in Object format.

here is my .cs code

public JsonResult GetApplicationDetail(string id){

    sp_Application_Result AppObj = new sp_Application_Result();

    ObjectResult obj = db.sp_Application(id);

    foreach (sp_Application_Result i in obj){

        AppObj = i;

    }

    return Json(AppObj, JsonRequestBehavior.AllowGet);

}

and here is my script code

$.ajax({

    type: "GET",

    url: "/Application/GetApplicationDetail/",

    datatype: "json",

    data:  {"id" : name} ,

    success: function (response) {

        alert(response);

    }

);

when I'm trying to show response, it's showing [Object,object]

I am not getting how to show response result, actually I want to store response data into table.

edited Nov 15 at 14:59

executable

1,2081221

asked Nov 15 at 13:50

mohd sarfaraz

This question already has an answer here:

How can I view an object with an alert()

9 answers

I am fetching one row from database in Object format.

here is my .cs code

public JsonResult GetApplicationDetail(string id){

    sp_Application_Result AppObj = new sp_Application_Result();

    ObjectResult obj = db.sp_Application(id);

    foreach (sp_Application_Result i in obj){

        AppObj = i;

    }

    return Json(AppObj, JsonRequestBehavior.AllowGet);

}

and here is my script code

$.ajax({

    type: "GET",

    url: "/Application/GetApplicationDetail/",

    datatype: "json",

    data:  {"id" : name} ,

    success: function (response) {

        alert(response);

    }

);

when I'm trying to show response, it's showing [Object,object]

I am not getting how to show response result, actually I want to store response data into table.

This question already has an answer here:

How can I view an object with an alert()

9 answers

javascript jquery html json ajax

edited Nov 15 at 14:59

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asked Nov 15 at 13:50

mohd sarfaraz

edited Nov 15 at 14:59

executable

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asked Nov 15 at 13:50

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edited Nov 15 at 14:59

executable

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edited Nov 15 at 14:59

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edited Nov 15 at 14:59

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asked Nov 15 at 13:50

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asked Nov 15 at 13:50

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display in console.log
– Jax Teller
Nov 15 at 13:53

only console.log(response) can expand and print objects, instead alert can only print/display strings so either use console.log or JSON.stringify(response) before alert
– Nikos M.
Nov 15 at 13:53

Either you can log the response directly using console.log(response) or you can transform the json object to string to be able to display it in the alert alert(JSON.stringify(response))
– Karim
Nov 15 at 13:55

Try to console your response. console.log(response), then see what you are getting there
– Sajjad Ali
Nov 15 at 13:55

hey... Try to console.log() your response? xD
– Stender
Nov 15 at 14:07

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1

display in console.log
– Jax Teller
Nov 15 at 13:53

only console.log(response) can expand and print objects, instead alert can only print/display strings so either use console.log or JSON.stringify(response) before alert
– Nikos M.
Nov 15 at 13:53

Either you can log the response directly using console.log(response) or you can transform the json object to string to be able to display it in the alert alert(JSON.stringify(response))
– Karim
Nov 15 at 13:55

Try to console your response. console.log(response), then see what you are getting there
– Sajjad Ali
Nov 15 at 13:55

hey... Try to console.log() your response? xD
– Stender
Nov 15 at 14:07

display in console.log
– Jax Teller
Nov 15 at 13:53

only console.log(response) can expand and print objects, instead alert can only print/display strings so either use console.log or JSON.stringify(response) before alert
– Nikos M.
Nov 15 at 13:53

Either you can log the response directly using console.log(response) or you can transform the json object to string to be able to display it in the alert alert(JSON.stringify(response))
– Karim
Nov 15 at 13:55

Try to console your response. console.log(response), then see what you are getting there
– Sajjad Ali
Nov 15 at 13:55

hey... Try to console.log() your response? xD
– Stender
Nov 15 at 14:07

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JSON.stringify it will convert the object response to string

alert(JSON.stringify(response));

answered Nov 15 at 13:51

Tai Le

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Thanks Tai Le, already tried with this solution, but not able to store that result in Table.
– mohd sarfaraz
Nov 15 at 13:54

hmm. which table?
– Tai Le
Nov 15 at 13:57

I have used in view <table id="datatable"> </table> so, i want to store json response in this table. Tai Le can you please help.
– mohd sarfaraz
Nov 15 at 14:00

I found some answers here: stackoverflow.com/questions/17724017/…
– Tai Le
Nov 15 at 14:03

@mohdsarfaraz that's really a totally separate issue to the problem you illustrated in the question. It's unrelated and is a different task you need to complete. Don't be a help vampire. Instead, if you have a new problem and can't solve it by your own research and coding, then ask a new question.
– ADyson
Nov 15 at 14:06

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1 Answer
1

active

oldest

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1 Answer
1

active

oldest

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up vote
3
down vote

Let's try with

JSON.stringify it will convert the object response to string

alert(JSON.stringify(response));

answered Nov 15 at 13:51

Tai Le

1,491618

Thanks Tai Le, already tried with this solution, but not able to store that result in Table.
– mohd sarfaraz
Nov 15 at 13:54

hmm. which table?
– Tai Le
Nov 15 at 13:57

I have used in view <table id="datatable"> </table> so, i want to store json response in this table. Tai Le can you please help.
– mohd sarfaraz
Nov 15 at 14:00

I found some answers here: stackoverflow.com/questions/17724017/…
– Tai Le
Nov 15 at 14:03

@mohdsarfaraz that's really a totally separate issue to the problem you illustrated in the question. It's unrelated and is a different task you need to complete. Don't be a help vampire. Instead, if you have a new problem and can't solve it by your own research and coding, then ask a new question.
– ADyson
Nov 15 at 14:06

add a comment |

up vote
3
down vote

Let's try with

JSON.stringify it will convert the object response to string

alert(JSON.stringify(response));

answered Nov 15 at 13:51

Tai Le

1,491618

Thanks Tai Le, already tried with this solution, but not able to store that result in Table.
– mohd sarfaraz
Nov 15 at 13:54

hmm. which table?
– Tai Le
Nov 15 at 13:57

I have used in view <table id="datatable"> </table> so, i want to store json response in this table. Tai Le can you please help.
– mohd sarfaraz
Nov 15 at 14:00

I found some answers here: stackoverflow.com/questions/17724017/…
– Tai Le
Nov 15 at 14:03

@mohdsarfaraz that's really a totally separate issue to the problem you illustrated in the question. It's unrelated and is a different task you need to complete. Don't be a help vampire. Instead, if you have a new problem and can't solve it by your own research and coding, then ask a new question.
– ADyson
Nov 15 at 14:06

add a comment |

up vote
3
down vote

Let's try with

JSON.stringify it will convert the object response to string

alert(JSON.stringify(response));

answered Nov 15 at 13:51

Tai Le

1,491618

Let's try with

JSON.stringify it will convert the object response to string

alert(JSON.stringify(response));

answered Nov 15 at 13:51

Tai Le

1,491618

answered Nov 15 at 13:51

Tai Le

1,491618

answered Nov 15 at 13:51

Tai Le

1,491618

answered Nov 15 at 13:51

Tai Le

1,491618

Thanks Tai Le, already tried with this solution, but not able to store that result in Table.
– mohd sarfaraz
Nov 15 at 13:54

hmm. which table?
– Tai Le
Nov 15 at 13:57

I have used in view <table id="datatable"> </table> so, i want to store json response in this table. Tai Le can you please help.
– mohd sarfaraz
Nov 15 at 14:00

I found some answers here: stackoverflow.com/questions/17724017/…
– Tai Le
Nov 15 at 14:03

@mohdsarfaraz that's really a totally separate issue to the problem you illustrated in the question. It's unrelated and is a different task you need to complete. Don't be a help vampire. Instead, if you have a new problem and can't solve it by your own research and coding, then ask a new question.
– ADyson
Nov 15 at 14:06

add a comment |

Thanks Tai Le, already tried with this solution, but not able to store that result in Table.
– mohd sarfaraz
Nov 15 at 13:54

hmm. which table?
– Tai Le
Nov 15 at 13:57

I have used in view <table id="datatable"> </table> so, i want to store json response in this table. Tai Le can you please help.
– mohd sarfaraz
Nov 15 at 14:00

I found some answers here: stackoverflow.com/questions/17724017/…
– Tai Le
Nov 15 at 14:03

@mohdsarfaraz that's really a totally separate issue to the problem you illustrated in the question. It's unrelated and is a different task you need to complete. Don't be a help vampire. Instead, if you have a new problem and can't solve it by your own research and coding, then ask a new question.
– ADyson
Nov 15 at 14:06

Thanks Tai Le, already tried with this solution, but not able to store that result in Table.
– mohd sarfaraz
Nov 15 at 13:54

hmm. which table?
– Tai Le
Nov 15 at 13:57

I have used in view <table id="datatable"> </table> so, i want to store json response in this table. Tai Le can you please help.
– mohd sarfaraz
Nov 15 at 14:00

I found some answers here: stackoverflow.com/questions/17724017/…
– Tai Le
Nov 15 at 14:03

@mohdsarfaraz that's really a totally separate issue to the problem you illustrated in the question. It's unrelated and is a different task you need to complete. Don't be a help vampire. Instead, if you have a new problem and can't solve it by your own research and coding, then ask a new question.
– ADyson
Nov 15 at 14:06

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