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Yosif Qassim
6,367 Pointswhat is wrong in my code?
var room = new XMLHttpRequest();
room.onreadystatechange = function () {
if(room.readyState === 4 && room.status === 200) {
var rooms = JSON.parse(room.responseText);
var statusHTMLr = '<ul class="rooms">';
for (var i=0; i<rooms.length; i += 1) {
if (rooms[i].available === true) {
statusHTMLr += '<li class="full">';
} else {
statusHTMLr += '<li class="empty">';
}
statusHTMLr += rooms[i].room;
statusHTMLr += '</li>';
}
statusHTMLr += '</ul>';
document.getElementById('roomList').innerHTML = statusHTMLr;
};
};
room.open('GET', '../data/employees.json');
room.send();
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2 Answers

LUIS BETANCOURT
11,074 Pointson room.open ('GET', '.../data/employees.json'); you forgot to change employees.json to rooms.json hope this helps

Teacher Russell
16,873 Pointshttps://w.trhou.se/rrd7muid5o Here's how I did it. I missed the class of "rooms" at first, and tried using the class from the first UL. Then I found it.
Vasanth Baskaran
4,333 PointsVasanth Baskaran
4,333 PointsApart from using correct JSON file, if the rooms available is true you have to give the class Name of "empty" to the list item instead of full.
Happy Coding !!!