Access information from a table

[A Chicken Nugget]

Basically i'm attempting to read information being sent from server side so I can display it client side. Since i'm pulling the information from a directory in the data folder that has all of the players data tables stored in them server side I have to send the tables client side to get their information to display. But for some reason what i'm trying isn't working and i'm stumped.
Client side:
local tbl = {}
for i=1,tonumber(net.ReadString()) do
tbl[i] = net.ReadTable()
print(util.TableToJSON(tbl[i].steam64))
end

Server side:
net.WriteString(table.Count(file.Find("test_folder/players/*.txt","DATA")))
for k,v in pairs(file.Find("test_folder/players/*.txt","DATA")) do
net.WriteTable(util.JSONToTable(file.Read("test_folder/players/"..v)))
end
When the for loop is ran client side it prints nothing with no errors. Imgur

[A Chicken Nugget]

Yes the tables are being sent to client side and are read and saved to a table variable. To answer your question about writing a number as a string, I know it's not correct, but it works.

[LoweChaser]

Start, Send, Receive (as your code doesnt have them)
There is no needs to send table count (if you are sending table, ofc) especially as string.

[A Chicken Nugget]

I've updated my post to show a little more detail into my script. I'm sending the table count client side because the for loop is going to input the steam64 value from each table sent into a dlistview.

[LoweChaser]

I've updated my post, example:
local fileData = file.Read("test_folder/players/"..v) -- LOL, just realised that second argument is missing ("DATA")
local tbl = util.JSONToTable(fileData)
net.WriteTable(tbl)

[A Chicken Nugget]

Its still printing blank with no errors. I've checked to see if the client side is receiving the tables and it is:
(Converted to json to give you a view of its structure):
[{"steam64":"76561198058323018","name":"Test Name2","model":"models/player/combine_super_soldier.mdl"}]
[{"steam64":"76561198058323018","name":"Test Name","model":"models/player/gman_high.mdl"}]

[LoweChaser]

Maybe you are sending a lot of data (limit is 65533 bytes), check your server console for warnings

[A Chicken Nugget]

There are no warnings printed in the server console.

[A Chicken Nugget]

Yes, i'm referencing the steam64 value from the table example I gave. Its printing a blank value, not nil, nor giving an error so i'm not sure whats going on.

[A Chicken Nugget]

Yes, that's just because I want to see if it prints anything, which it doesn't.

[A Chicken Nugget]

util.TableToJSON converts the table value to a string so I can print it. When I use AddLine it automatically gets the value without me having to convert it.

[A Chicken Nugget]

Ah your right, i'm not sure what I was thinking. It now prints nill.

[Kingof🅱east]

Just judging on that output it looks like your tables are contained in other tables.
Try
print(v[1].steam64)

[A Chicken Nugget]

Thanks that fixed it!