Edit this code so that so that testing display for succefull respone be Jan 4 and also to display unsucceful response with a given username as expected...... function responseReceivedHandler(data) {/* Successful request:{"success": true,"messages": [{ "date": "...", ... },...]}Unsuccessful request:{"success": false,"error": "..."} *//* Your solution goes here */function responseReceivedHandler(data) {if (data.success) {// Display the date of the first message if the request was successfulconsole.log(data.messages[0].date);} else {// Display the error message if the request was unsuccessfulconsole.log(data.error);}}$.get("https://wp.zybooks.com/messages.php", { username: "Kelly22" }, responseReceivedHandler, "json");}$.get("https://wp.zybooks.com/messages.php", { username: "Kelly22" }, responseReceivedHandler, "json");

Edit this code so that so that testing display for succefull respone be Jan 4 and also to display unsucceful response with a given username as expected...... function responseReceivedHandler(data) {/* Successful request:{"success": true,"messages": [{ "date": "...", ... },...]}Unsuccessful request:{"success": false,"error": "..."} // Your solution goes here */function responseReceivedHandler(data) {if (data.success) {// Display the date of the first message if the request was successfulconsole.log(data.messages[0].date);} else {// Display the error message if the request was unsuccessfulconsole.log(data.error);}}$.get("https://wp.zybooks.com/messages.php", { username: "Kelly22" }, responseReceivedHandler, "json");}$.get("https://wp.zybooks.com/messages.php", { username: "Kelly22" }, responseReceivedHandler, "json");

Microsoft Visual C#

7th Edition

ISBN:9781337102100

Author:Joyce, Farrell.

Publisher:Joyce, Farrell.

Chapter8: Advanced Method Concepts

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