nested forEach loops - error “forEach is not a function”

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I had a simple for each, but realised I needed to get a different property of my JSON, so I need now to have 2 nested forEach loops, but I am not sure how to do this properly. I am getting an error saying my second forEach is not a function.

I had this code first:

getExample.then(function(response) {

  response.data.forEach(function(x) {

    x.friendlyName = x.AccountTransferFinalityCategoryName + "-" + x.AccountTransferFinalityName;

  });

});

than I tried to change it to this:

response.data.forEach(function (x) {

  x.accounttransferfinalitycategory.forEach(function (y) {

    x.friendlyName = x.accounttransferfinalitycategory[y].AccountTransferFinalityCategoryName + "-" + x.AccountTransferFinalityName;

  });

});

But I get an error now, what is the proper way to do this?

edited Jan 3 at 11:31

dns_nx

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asked Jan 3 at 11:21

Ana Sequeira

129211

1

Probably x.accounttransferfinalitycategory is not an array!!!

– Mamun
Jan 3 at 11:23

2

please provide sample response data

– shajji
Jan 3 at 11:25

1

Is it x.AccountTransferFinalityCategoryName or x.accounttransferfinalitycategoryname ? That really matters ...

– Jonas Wilms
Jan 3 at 11:26

we definitely need to see what the data is - but most likely x.accounttransferfinalitycategory is undefined, either because the response isn't what you expect, or you mis-spelled the property name

– Robin Zigmond
Jan 3 at 11:27

add a comment |

I had this code first:

getExample.then(function(response) {

  response.data.forEach(function(x) {

    x.friendlyName = x.AccountTransferFinalityCategoryName + "-" + x.AccountTransferFinalityName;

  });

});

than I tried to change it to this:

response.data.forEach(function (x) {

  x.accounttransferfinalitycategory.forEach(function (y) {

    x.friendlyName = x.accounttransferfinalitycategory[y].AccountTransferFinalityCategoryName + "-" + x.AccountTransferFinalityName;

  });

});

But I get an error now, what is the proper way to do this?

edited Jan 3 at 11:31

dns_nx

1,56311736

asked Jan 3 at 11:21

Ana Sequeira

129211

1

Probably x.accounttransferfinalitycategory is not an array!!!

– Mamun
Jan 3 at 11:23

2

please provide sample response data

– shajji
Jan 3 at 11:25

1

Is it x.AccountTransferFinalityCategoryName or x.accounttransferfinalitycategoryname ? That really matters ...

– Jonas Wilms
Jan 3 at 11:26

we definitely need to see what the data is - but most likely x.accounttransferfinalitycategory is undefined, either because the response isn't what you expect, or you mis-spelled the property name

– Robin Zigmond
Jan 3 at 11:27

add a comment |

I had this code first:

getExample.then(function(response) {

  response.data.forEach(function(x) {

    x.friendlyName = x.AccountTransferFinalityCategoryName + "-" + x.AccountTransferFinalityName;

  });

});

than I tried to change it to this:

response.data.forEach(function (x) {

  x.accounttransferfinalitycategory.forEach(function (y) {

    x.friendlyName = x.accounttransferfinalitycategory[y].AccountTransferFinalityCategoryName + "-" + x.AccountTransferFinalityName;

  });

});

But I get an error now, what is the proper way to do this?

edited Jan 3 at 11:31

dns_nx

1,56311736

asked Jan 3 at 11:21

Ana Sequeira

129211

I had this code first:

getExample.then(function(response) {

  response.data.forEach(function(x) {

    x.friendlyName = x.AccountTransferFinalityCategoryName + "-" + x.AccountTransferFinalityName;

  });

});

than I tried to change it to this:

response.data.forEach(function (x) {

  x.accounttransferfinalitycategory.forEach(function (y) {

    x.friendlyName = x.accounttransferfinalitycategory[y].AccountTransferFinalityCategoryName + "-" + x.AccountTransferFinalityName;

  });

});

But I get an error now, what is the proper way to do this?

javascript loops foreach

edited Jan 3 at 11:31

dns_nx

1,56311736

asked Jan 3 at 11:21

Ana Sequeira

129211

edited Jan 3 at 11:31

dns_nx

1,56311736

asked Jan 3 at 11:21

Ana Sequeira

129211

edited Jan 3 at 11:31

dns_nx

1,56311736

edited Jan 3 at 11:31

dns_nx

1,56311736

edited Jan 3 at 11:31

dns_nx

1,56311736

asked Jan 3 at 11:21

Ana Sequeira

129211

asked Jan 3 at 11:21

Ana Sequeira

129211

asked Jan 3 at 11:21

Ana Sequeira

129211

1

Probably x.accounttransferfinalitycategory is not an array!!!

– Mamun
Jan 3 at 11:23

2

please provide sample response data

– shajji
Jan 3 at 11:25

1

Is it x.AccountTransferFinalityCategoryName or x.accounttransferfinalitycategoryname ? That really matters ...

– Jonas Wilms
Jan 3 at 11:26

we definitely need to see what the data is - but most likely x.accounttransferfinalitycategory is undefined, either because the response isn't what you expect, or you mis-spelled the property name

– Robin Zigmond
Jan 3 at 11:27

add a comment |

1

Probably x.accounttransferfinalitycategory is not an array!!!

– Mamun
Jan 3 at 11:23

2

please provide sample response data

– shajji
Jan 3 at 11:25

1

Is it x.AccountTransferFinalityCategoryName or x.accounttransferfinalitycategoryname ? That really matters ...

– Jonas Wilms
Jan 3 at 11:26

we definitely need to see what the data is - but most likely x.accounttransferfinalitycategory is undefined, either because the response isn't what you expect, or you mis-spelled the property name

– Robin Zigmond
Jan 3 at 11:27

Probably x.accounttransferfinalitycategory is not an array!!!

– Mamun
Jan 3 at 11:23

please provide sample response data

– shajji
Jan 3 at 11:25

Is it x.AccountTransferFinalityCategoryName or x.accounttransferfinalitycategoryname ? That really matters ...

– Jonas Wilms
Jan 3 at 11:26

we definitely need to see what the data is - but most likely x.accounttransferfinalitycategory is undefined, either because the response isn't what you expect, or you mis-spelled the property name

– Robin Zigmond
Jan 3 at 11:27

add a comment |

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I'm not sure what exactly you want to say , but i think your problem is with applying forEach to object,
be sure that x.accounttransferfinalitycategory is array , if it is object try below code

x =  x.accounttransferfinalitycategory;

Object.keys(x).forEach(function (key){

    console.log(x[key]);

});

or update your question with response and expected output :-)

edited Feb 2 at 3:23

Şivā SankĂr

1,29811022

answered Jan 3 at 11:52

Hrishi

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add a comment |

-5

I think you need this

$.each(result, function () { console.log(this.Id); console.log(this.Value); });

answered Jan 3 at 11:27

nrajsharma794

add a comment |

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I'm not sure what exactly you want to say , but i think your problem is with applying forEach to object,
be sure that x.accounttransferfinalitycategory is array , if it is object try below code

x =  x.accounttransferfinalitycategory;

Object.keys(x).forEach(function (key){

    console.log(x[key]);

});

or update your question with response and expected output :-)

edited Feb 2 at 3:23

Şivā SankĂr

1,29811022

answered Jan 3 at 11:52

Hrishi

4121215

add a comment |

I'm not sure what exactly you want to say , but i think your problem is with applying forEach to object,
be sure that x.accounttransferfinalitycategory is array , if it is object try below code

x =  x.accounttransferfinalitycategory;

Object.keys(x).forEach(function (key){

    console.log(x[key]);

});

or update your question with response and expected output :-)

edited Feb 2 at 3:23

Şivā SankĂr

1,29811022

answered Jan 3 at 11:52

Hrishi

4121215

add a comment |

I'm not sure what exactly you want to say , but i think your problem is with applying forEach to object,
be sure that x.accounttransferfinalitycategory is array , if it is object try below code

x =  x.accounttransferfinalitycategory;

Object.keys(x).forEach(function (key){

    console.log(x[key]);

});

or update your question with response and expected output :-)

edited Feb 2 at 3:23

Şivā SankĂr

1,29811022

answered Jan 3 at 11:52

Hrishi

4121215

I'm not sure what exactly you want to say , but i think your problem is with applying forEach to object,
be sure that x.accounttransferfinalitycategory is array , if it is object try below code

x =  x.accounttransferfinalitycategory;

Object.keys(x).forEach(function (key){

    console.log(x[key]);

});

or update your question with response and expected output :-)

edited Feb 2 at 3:23

Şivā SankĂr

1,29811022

answered Jan 3 at 11:52

Hrishi

4121215

edited Feb 2 at 3:23

Şivā SankĂr

1,29811022

edited Feb 2 at 3:23

Şivā SankĂr

1,29811022

edited Feb 2 at 3:23

Şivā SankĂr

1,29811022

answered Jan 3 at 11:52

Hrishi

4121215

answered Jan 3 at 11:52

Hrishi

4121215

answered Jan 3 at 11:52

Hrishi

4121215

add a comment |

-5

I think you need this

$.each(result, function () { console.log(this.Id); console.log(this.Value); });

answered Jan 3 at 11:27

nrajsharma794

add a comment |

-5

I think you need this

$.each(result, function () { console.log(this.Id); console.log(this.Value); });

answered Jan 3 at 11:27

nrajsharma794

add a comment |

-5

I think you need this

$.each(result, function () { console.log(this.Id); console.log(this.Value); });

answered Jan 3 at 11:27

nrajsharma794

I think you need this

$.each(result, function () { console.log(this.Id); console.log(this.Value); });

answered Jan 3 at 11:27

nrajsharma794

answered Jan 3 at 11:27

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answered Jan 3 at 11:27

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