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• alert will implicitly call toString on resp, which will be an object literal (how the JSON is parsed), and that value is "[object Object]"

• resp is no longer in JSON format, it is a Javascript Object. You do not need to use function like jQuery.parseJSON anymore.

If you want to see this Javascript Object, try alert(JSON.stringify(resp));

• use console.log(resp) to view the data inside the object

• alert will implicitly call toString on resp, which will be an object literal (how the JSON is parsed), and that value is "[object Object]"

• resp is no longer in JSON format, it is a Javascript Object. You do not need to use function like jQuery.parseJSON anymore.

  If you want to see this Javascript Object, try alert(JSON.stringify(resp));

• use console.log(resp) to view the data inside the object