I am using jQuery to read a JSON file and add the output to HTML IDs. So far everything works, but only as long as I output all IDs afterwards. However, if I now omit an ID from the output, for example, all the IDs defined below it are no longer output. Why does this happen?
$(document).ready(function() {
function update_data() {
$.getJSON("https://example.com/example.json", function(Data) {
// Example 1
document.getElementById('example1').innerHTML = Data.example1;
// Example 2
document.getElementById('example2').innerHTML = Data.example2;
// Example 3
document.getElementById('example3').innerHTML = Data.example3;
});
}
update_data();
setInterval(update_data, '30000');
});
https://example.com/example.json returns something like this in my case:
{
"example1": 725725,
"example2": 47875,
"example3": 04257
}
If I want to output all 3, it does so. But if I want to output only example1 and example3, it does it only for example1. Why is that?
Does work:
<div id='example1'>Load</div>
<div id='example2'>Load</div>
<div id='example3'>Load</div>
Works only for example1:
<div id='example1'>Load</div>
<div id='example3'>Load</div>