He intentado iterar a través del objeto JSON pero no funciona. ¿Hay una forma más eficiente de estructurar el objeto? Además, no estoy seguro de que se esté realizando la solicitud AJAX porque sigo viendo un mensaje de error que dice "Hubo un problema: 0".

Este es mi archivo JS:

 $(document).ready(function() { $.ajax({ type: "GET", url: "lab4.json", dataType: "json", success: function(response){ var message = ""; $.each(responseData.text, function(i, item) { $.each(item.tutoring-text, function(x, s) { message += s; }); }); $("#tutoring-text").html(message); }, error: function(msg) { // there was a problem alert("There was a problem: " + msg.status + " " + msg.statusText); } }); });

Este es mi archivo JSON:

 { "text":{ "tutoring-text": [ "Gamma Nu Eta holds weekly tutoring sessions every Wednesday.", "At these tutoring sessions, GNH can help you with any course in your ITWS degree program.", "This includes ITWS core classes, such as Intro to ITWS and Web Systems, or classes outside of ITWS, such as Computer Science 1 and Data Structures.", "We can also help with any questions that you might have about career development, resumes, as well as just general questions about RPI." ] } }