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Turandeep Munday
6,047 PointsStill have trouble access the object through JS even though I can see it load
https://w.trhou.se/zjez9a9z0h - link to snapshotted file
Not sure why the log isn't showing the JSON, as I can clearly see it on the XHR/fetch() that the response has been ok
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Steven Parker
230,688 PointsThere's a spelling/typo error where the code has "xhr.readystate" (lower clase) instead of "xhr.readyState" (with a capital "S").