jsonp pages

the file is an object that is an array of objects. so you need to use an index to locate each item and then use dot notation for the value you want.

This should work but, can't test it myself.

$.getJSON('http://hotell.difi.no/api/jsonp/mattilsynet/smilefjes/tilsyn?callback=?', function(data){

    var html = "";

    for (var i = 0; i < data.entries.length; i++) {
              html += "<p>" + data.entries[i].navn + "</p>;
     }

    $('#test').html(html);

    })

you should also be able to do...

var allEntries = data.entries;

for (var i in allEntries) {
      html += "<p>" + allEntries[i].navn + "</p>;
}

Hi Erik, i think your code is the same as mine, only difference i'm using jquery. The code still only returns objects from page one.... If i add a query to the url like : &page=2 or &page=3 i can access objects from that page only, what i'm trying to is access all objects from all pages in one go....

yes, thats only one page :)

I gat some help and i think this will work ...

$.getJSON('http://hotell.difi.no/api/jsonp/mattilsynet/smilefjes/tilsyn?callback=?', function(data) {
  var pages = data.pages;
  for (var i = 1; i <= data.pages; i++) {
    $.getJSON('http://hotell.difi.no/api/jsonp/mattilsynet/smilefjes/tilsyn?callback=?&page=' + i, function(data) {

      $('#test').append("Page " + data.page + " Data >> ");

      var html = "";
          $.each(data.entries, function(key, value) {
            html += '<p>' + value.navn + '</p>';
          })
      $('#test').append(html);
    });
  }

});

Gotcha, than it doesn't have to do with your code itself, it has to do with your call to the API. You need to check the documentation to see how you get back more than one page. I just looked at the API and it says you have to make several calls to get more than 100 entries.

pagination Presentation of data is done with pagination, and it will appear max 100 records at a time display that listing. To view the next page uses one parameter page where the first page is page = 1 (1-indexed). Example:

http://hotell.difi.no/api/json/fmsf/partistotte/2011?page=8

So it appears that the page=NUM is what you need to be doing. You need to have some kind of loop that changes that page number to get more information from different pages. The rest of your code should be fine.