ghibliapi | simple API for Studio Ghibli resources | REST library

I wrote a simple REST API in ASP.NET that returns some data in json format. I then tried to write some javascript to use it and have hit a brick wall. When I use a demo API my code works fine but when I try to use my own API, it fails and I don't know how to get any information about why. Here is my code demonstrating the problem (html with javascript):

I am fairly new to Python, so I apologize for any mistakes found within my post. I have recently been playing around with APIs with Python and came across an API that responds to my request with a list of dictionaries for films for the respective studio providing the API (Not sure if it is a JSON list of dictionaries) From the list of dictionaries I am trying to create a for-loop to get rotten tomato scores greater than 90, but I would also like to get the corresponding title of the movie within the for-loop. I have tried adding if key == 'rt_score' and 'title', but I don't know if this is the correct approach and whether it would lead me to the correct solution. Here is my code:

I'm trying to populate the options of a dropdown with all the titles from this API.

I'm trying to:

• Save the titles into the titles : [] object
• Map all those titles into separate elements

But I'm getting the error

Unhandled Rejection (TypeError): Cannot convert undefined or null to object

Can somebody point me in the right direction?

I wrote a simple web api in .net and am running it on a site I created under iis on Windows 10. If I put the url into Chrome "https://localhost:64591/api/custom", the json delivers the records called from the database. No problem there.

I put that same url into a XMLHttpRequest object and the onload event never happens. As a test I replaced the url with an outside url that I know works. the onload event fires off and the response object works. It seems like there's something going on with iis and it's blocking the "get" request.

Below is the code. Here's the outside url that works: https://ghibliapi.herokuapp.com/films ..... There's definitely something up with access to the api through iis.

I'm using PHP and I have this JSON data which I already decoded into my HTML using file_get_content and the json_decode and then (

I'm fetching data from Studio Ghibli API and I am able to successfully fetch it, set the state array of objects and render it in my presentational component. However, I'm trying to create a function which will add new property "keyword" to every object in my state array. The problem is that when i try to copy the state array to manipulate it in my createKeywords function, the returned copy is empty and I'm unable to manipulate it after it being set.

This is the relevant code:

Just wanting to access the 'data' variable from this XMLHttpRequest function. Need to use the data in my 'App' react component which is below.

I have tried making the 'let data' global? But just need to be able to access it outside of the function where the 'outside' console.log is. Currently, it shows undefined.

So asking how to make my data be accessed by my react component 'App'.

Sorry, I am new to using this function to get API data.

Thank you for the help, and if you need any more information please ask!

so I added a new page to my website to search for 'people' items. The thing is, whenever I search for an item, the result shows in my command line but it's not printed in the website, the only thing that is are the tags but with the empty result, like this: Gender: Age: Eye color: Film: So the result of the query is not printed out. Why is this happening?

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I have a website and I was trying to add a feature so that when you look for a movie title that doesn't exist, you get a message that says "Not results found". However, when I try the feature that I added with the else statement, I get this error: "UnboundLocalError at / local variable 'movie_data' referenced before assignment". It only happens when I search for something that doesn't exist. Why is it happening?

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