Comments on DevCurry: Generating a Bulleted List dynamically using jQuer...

SwedishChef, Peter Eysermans : Those tips were nea...

2009-08-14T05:06:51.896-07:00

SwedishChef, Peter Eysermans : Those tips were neat! Thanks for sharing.

Nice example. You could use jquery to iterate thro...

2009-08-12T23:38:11.523-07:00

Nice example. You could use jquery to iterate through the collection instead of using a classic for. Like this:

$.each(geoList, function(index, geoItem)
{
$("#cList").append("[li]" + geoItem.Country + "-" + geoItem.State + "[/li]");
});

I find the code easier to read using $.each.

SwedishChef also points out

Nice. Simple and fast. One thing you might want t...

2009-07-23T04:15:45.446-07:00

Nice. Simple and fast.

One thing you might want to consider, should you have a very large data set, is to concat the straing with li's and output that string instead of using append.

i.e.
var output = '';

and for each iteration in the loop,

output += " [LI] " + geoList[i].Country + "-" geoList[i].State + "[/ LI