I am using the product design tool "Lumise" which saves the guest designs and uploads in IndexedDB. I want to save the data which is saved in these object stores in MySQL table using the insert query. I have created a selectindexeddb.js file and indexeddbtomysql.php file and already there is a file for the tool which created the IndexedDB and updating it called "app-uncompressed.js".
my question is: I want to make the loop for each transaction happen to the design from creating, update or delete how can I do it from separate js file.
hint: I have tried to write this for loop in lumise js file but it shows bunch of errors also because this file is extremely huge.
any help ?
app-uncompressed.js :)
https://pastebin.com/cm6aNZ2A
Another Hint:)
in this file, you can focus in 12177 lines which starts creating IndexedDB
selectindexeddb.js
var db;
var request = indexedDB.open("lumise");
var transaction = db.transaction(["designs"]);
var objectStore = transaction.objectStore("designs");
var request = objectStore.get("K730MRT0"); // this i want it to have it from app_uncompressed.js as a variable.
// i want to make the loop here ?!
request.onsuccess = function(event) {
// Do something with the request.result!
var designid = request.result.id;
var designname = request.result.name;
var designscreenshot = request.result.screenshot;
console.log("rsults is " + designid);
$.ajax({
url: 'indexeddbtomysql.php',
method: 'POST',
data: {design_id:designid ,design_name:designname,design_screenshot:designscreenshot },
success: function(data) {
alert("saved y marweta ;)")
}
});
};
indexeddbtomysql.php
<?php
session_start();
include '../config.php';
$design_id = $_POST['design_id'];
$design_name = $_POST['design_name'];
$design_screenshot = $_POST['design_screenshot'];
$query = 'INSERT INTO `user_designs`( `key`, `name`, `screnshot`) VALUES ($design_id
,$design_name , $design_screenshot);';
?>
updated I have tried to put the for loop in the app_uncompersed.js but it didn`t work
save : function(ob, storeName, callback) {
if (this.db == null)
return callback(null);
var i ;
for (i = 0; i < count(rows); i++) {
var trans = this.db.transaction(ob.length === 2 ?
[storeName, 'dumb'] : [storeName], "readwrite");
var store = trans.objectStore(storeName);
if (ob.id === null || ob.id === undefined)
ob.id = parseInt(newDate().getTime()/1000)
.toString(36)+':'+Math.random().toString(36).substr(
2);
var obj = $.extend({
created: new Date().getTime()
}, (ob[0] !== undefined ? ob[0] : ob));
var process = store.put(obj, obj.id);
if (typeof callback == 'function')
process.onsuccess = callback;
console.log("ABC");
if (ob[1] !== undefined) {
var obj_dumb = $.extend({
id: obj.id,
created: obj.created
}, ob[1]);
trans.objectStore('dumb').put(obj_dumb, obj.id);
}
var designid = obj.id; //this var i want to save
}
},
I am currently learning IndexedDB and find this link to be very useful. There is a tutorial in it which covers what you're trying to achieve.
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/IndexedDB_API/Using_IndexedDB
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I am trying to work out how to store a javascript object in local storage that has a few items as well as an array of objects, if that is possible. To then extract the data from the local storage and send to a java servlet using ajax, then extract the data from the java HttpServletRequest. Here is some of the code I have written. It's a bit too complex to put the entire code base here. I have multiple forms which a user completes and as they move between forms I store the data entered into local storage.
const object = localStorage.getItem(scenarioName);
let scenarioObject = JSON.parse(object);
if (formIsValid) {
scenarioObject.SUPER_BALANCE = 420000;
scenarioObject.SUPER_INVESTMENT_FEES = 0.14;
scenarioObject.SUPER_ADMIN_FEES = 120;
scenarioObject.LIFE_INSURANCE = 200000;
scenarioObject.ANNUAL_LUMP_SUM_SUPER_CONTRIBUTION = 1500;
let objectString = JSON.stringify(scenarioObject);
localStorage.setItem(scenarioName, objectString);
}
To extract the data from local storage I do the following:
const object = localStorage.getItem(activeScenario);
const jsonString = JSON.parse(object);
const yourSuperBalance = jsonString.SUPER_BALANCE;
$("#your-super-balance").val(yourSuperBalance);
const yourInvestmentFees = jsonString.SUPER_INVESTMENT_FEES;
$("#super-investment-fees").val(yourInvestmentFees);
const yourSuperAdminFees = jsonString.SUPER_ADMIN_FEES;
$("#super-admin-fees").val(yourSuperAdminFees);
const yourInsurance = jsonString.LIFE_INSURANCE;
$("#life-insurance").val(yourInsurance);
const yourAnnualSuperContribution = jsonString.ANNUAL_LUMP_SUM_SUPER_CONTRIBUTION;
$("#your-annual-lump-sum-super-contribution").val(yourAnnualSuperContribution);
This all works fine, but now I wanted to add an array of objects from a table. I could not figure out a way to add this so I ended up storing two items in local storage. One for all the form data and one for the table data. I didn't like this approach but couldn't get it to work otherwise. Here is how I did the table:
function getSuperContributionsTableDataString(table) {
let yourSuperContributionsTableData = [];
let jsonData;
// commence for loop at 1 because the first row will be the header row and we want to skip that
for (let i = 1; i < table.rows.length; i++) {
let row = table.rows[i];
// first check all cells in row have a value, if not ignore
if (row.cells[0].innerText !== "" && row.cells[1].innerText !== "" && row.cells[2].innerText !== "") {
// As we are pushing the last element pushed becomes the first element in the array
// therefore, we push the before or after tax first and age last
jsonData = {};
jsonData[SUPER_TAXATION_CONTRIBUTION] = row.cells[2].innerText;
jsonData[SUPER_AMOUNT_CONTRIBUTION] = row.cells[1].innerText;
jsonData[SUPER_AGE_CONTRIBUTION] = row.cells[0].innerText;
yourSuperContributionsTableData.push(jsonData);
}
}
return JSON.stringify(yourSuperContributionsTableData);
}
let superContributionsTableDataString = getSuperContributionsTableDataString(
document.getElementById("your-extra-super-contributions-table"));
localStorage.setItem(scenarioName+ANNUAL_LUMP_SUM_SUPER_CONTRIBUTION, superContributionsTableDataString);
This all worked but then I had to figure out how to send this data to the server using ajax. Without the table, everything was working fine as follows:
function sendScenarioDetailsToServer() {
let activeScenario = localStorage.getItem(ACTIVE_SCENARIO_KEY);
let item = localStorage.getItem(activeScenario);
let passedData = JSON.parse(item);
$.ajax({
type: "POST",
url: "ScenarioServlet",
data: passedData,
success: function (data) {
const SUCCESS_INT = data.length - 1;
if (data[SUCCESS_INT].SUCCESS === FAIL) {
displayPopupMessage("Error saving scenario ", "Save Scenario");
}else {
displayResult();
}
},
error: function (error, status) {
console.log(`Error ${error}`);
const stackTrace = getStackTrace();
const message = "An error occurred sending your data to the server for calculation. ";
displayPopupMessage(message, "Server Error.", stackTrace);
}
});
}
I modified this function as follows to add the table data and everything in the java servlet code went wrong.
function sendScenarioDetailsToServer() {
let activeScenario = localStorage.getItem(ACTIVE_SCENARIO_KEY);
let item = localStorage.getItem(activeScenario);
let passedData = JSON.parse(item);
// superannuation table
const superTable = activeScenario+ANNUAL_LUMP_SUM_SUPER_CONTRIBUTION;
// this is already stringified
const superTableItem = localStorage.getItem(superTable);
const superTableData = '&' + ANNUAL_LUMP_SUM_SUPER_CONTRIBUTION + "=" + superTableItem;
const formData = passedData + superTableData;
console.log("formData " + formData);
$.ajax({
type: "POST",
url: "ScenarioServlet",
data: passedData + superTableData,
success: function (data) {
const SUCCESS_INT = data.length - 1;
if (data[SUCCESS_INT].SUCCESS === FAIL) {
// TODO display messages
displayPopupMessage("Error saving scenario ", "Save Scenario");
}else {
displayResult();
}
},
error: function (error, status) {
console.log(`Error ${error}`);
const stackTrace = getStackTrace();
const message = "An error occurred sending your data to the server for calculation. ";
displayPopupMessage(message, "Server Error.", stackTrace);
}
});
}
Can anyone advise how best to store a javascript object in local storage that has an item inside the object which is an array of objects for a table? How do I store this in local storage, retrieve it from local storage, send it to the java servlet using ajax and then retrieve it from the HttpServletRequest. Any assistance would be much appreciated.
I worked out a way to do this. I shall fully explain the situation and then my solution to the problem. Not sure if this is the best solution but it does work.
The situation is that I have multiple forms where the user enters data for calculations, including a table of data. I wanted to store this data on local storage for later retrieval next time the user uses the website. The calculations are done in Java on the server so when the user clicks on something like "calculate" the data in local storage is then sent to the server to perform the calculations and the result is sent back.
I needed to store a javascript object containing some elements plus a table, so basically a javascript object with an array inside it.
Collect data from the table
function getSuperContributionsTableDataString(table) {
let yourSuperContributionsTableData = [];
let jsonData;
// commence for loop at 1 because the first row will be the header row and we want to skip that
for (let i = 1; i < table.rows.length; i++) {
let row = table.rows[i];
// first check all cells in row have a value, if not ignore
if (row.cells[0].innerText !== "" && row.cells[1].innerText !== "" && row.cells[2].innerText !== "") {
// As we are pushing the last element pushed becomes the first element in the array
// therefore, we push the before or after tax first and age last
jsonData = {};
jsonData[SUPER_TAXATION_CONTRIBUTION] = row.cells[2].innerText;
jsonData[SUPER_AMOUNT_CONTRIBUTION] = row.cells[1].innerText;
jsonData[SUPER_AGE_CONTRIBUTION] = row.cells[0].innerText;
yourSuperContributionsTableData.push(jsonData);
}
}
return yourSuperContributionsTableData;
}
Where I went wrong with this originally was I stringified the array. As the entire javascript object is going to be stringified this was unnecessary.
Create javascript object and store in local storage
The first step is to extract the item from local storage to update it with the new data from the user. Notice we must parse the object because it was originally stringified.
Secondly set the user entered data on the javascript object. You will notice the call to the function above that retrieves the table data. That table data is set as a key value pair in the javascript object.
const scenarioName = localStorage.getItem(ACTIVE_SCENARIO_KEY);
const object = localStorage.getItem(scenarioName);
let scenarioObject = JSON.parse(object);
isValid = validateYourSuperannuationForm();
if (isValid) {
let superContributionsTableDataString = getSuperContributionsTableDataString(
document.getElementById("your-extra-super-contributions-table"));
scenarioObject.SUPER_BALANCE = $("#your-super-balance").val();
scenarioObject.SUPER_INVESTMENT_FEES = $("#super-investment-fees").val();
scenarioObject.SUPER_ADMIN_FEES = $("#super-admin-fees").val();
scenarioObject.LIFE_INSURANCE = $("#life-insurance").val();
scenarioObject.ANNUAL_LUMP_SUM_SUPER_CONTRIBUTION = $("#your-annual-lump-sum-super-contribution").val();
scenarioObject.EXTRA_SUPER_CONTRIBUTIONS_TABLE_DATA = superContributionsTableDataString;
let objectString = JSON.stringify(scenarioObject);
localStorage.setItem(scenarioName, objectString);
}
Send item in local storage to server
I discovered trying to stringify the entire javascript object caused problems at the server. What I had to do was create a new object for the formData to be sent to the server, BUT I had to stringify only the table data, not the entire object. I had to retrieve each item from local storage and set it on the formData object to be passed to the server.
function sendScenarioDetailsToServer() {
const activeScenario = localStorage.getItem(ACTIVE_SCENARIO_KEY);
const item = localStorage.getItem(activeScenario);
const scenarioObject = JSON.parse(item);
// We must do this because if superContributionsTableData == "" and we then stringify this it will
// end up with a value of """", which will cause an error.
const superContributionsTableData = scenarioObject.EXTRA_SUPER_CONTRIBUTIONS_TABLE_DATA;
let superContributionsTableDataString = "";
if (superContributionsTableData !== ""){
superContributionsTableDataString = JSON.stringify(superContributionsTableData);
}
const formData = {
SCENARIO_NAME: scenarioObject.SCENARIO_NAME,
DATE_OF_BIRTH: "",
IS_SINGLE: scenarioObject.IS_SINGLE,
IS_RETIRED: scenarioObject.IS_RETIRED,
RETIREMENT_DATE: scenarioObject.RETIREMENT_DATE,
IS_HOMEOWNER: scenarioObject.IS_HOMEOWNER,
FORTNIGHTLY_RENT: scenarioObject.FORTNIGHTLY_RENT,
DATE_RENT_CEASES: scenarioObject.DATE_RENT_CEASES,
IS_SINGLE_AND_SHARING: scenarioObject.IS_SINGLE_AND_SHARING,
SPOUSE_DATE_OF_BIRTH: scenarioObject.SPOUSE_DATE_OF_BIRTH,
IS_SPOUSE_RETIRED: scenarioObject.IS_SPOUSE_RETIRED,
SPOUSE_RETIREMENT_DATE: scenarioObject.SPOUSE_RETIREMENT_DATE,
SUPER_BALANCE: scenarioObject.SUPER_BALANCE,
SUPER_INVESTMENT_FEES: scenarioObject.SUPER_INVESTMENT_FEES,
SUPER_ADMIN_FEES: scenarioObject.SUPER_ADMIN_FEES,
LIFE_INSURANCE: scenarioObject.LIFE_INSURANCE,
ANNUAL_LUMP_SUM_SUPER_CONTRIBUTION: scenarioObject.ANNUAL_LUMP_SUM_SUPER_CONTRIBUTION,
EXTRA_SUPER_CONTRIBUTIONS_TABLE_DATA: superContributionsTableDataString
}
$.ajax({
type: "POST",
url: "ScenarioServlet",
data: formData,
success: function (data) {
// do stuff here
{
},
error: function (error, status) {
console.log(`Error ${error}`);
const stackTrace = getStackTrace();
const message = "An error occurred sending your data to the server for calculation. ";
displayPopupMessage(message, "Server Error.", stackTrace);
}
});
In the Java Servlet the data is then extracted from the HttpServletRequest passed to the doPost method. It is retrieved in the usual way by calling HttpServletRequest.getParameter. Converting the table data is a little more complex because it is an array that was converted to a string. I am including an extract of that code in case it is of use to someone.
ArrayList<LumpSumSuperContribution> superContributionsList = new ArrayList<>();
String superContributionsTableData = request.getParameter(EXTRA_SUPER_CONTRIBUTIONS_TABLE_DATA);
// Array superContributionsArray = request.getParameter(EXTRA_SUPER_CONTRIBUTIONS_TABLE_DATA);
JSONObject superContributionsMessage = new JSONObject();
boolean errorOccurred = false;
if (superContributionsTableData != null && superContributionsTableData.length() > 0) {
try {
JSONArray superContributionsArray = new JSONArray(superContributionsTableData);
int i = 0;
while (i < superContributionsArray.length()) {
JSONObject contributionObj = (JSONObject) superContributionsArray.get(i);
String ageString = (String) contributionObj.get(SUPER_AGE_CONTRIBUTION);
Validator.WholeNumberResult result6 = Validator.validateMandatoryWholeNumber(ageString, 18, 99,
"Lump Sum Super Contribution age for row " + (i + 1));
if (!result6.getErrorMessage().equals(SUCCESS)) {
superContributionsMessage.put(EXTRA_SUPER_CONTRIBUTIONS_TABLE_DATA, result6.getErrorMessage());
messageArray.put(superContributionsMessage);
errorOccurred = true;
break;
}
Integer age = result6.getNumber();
String contributionAmountString = (String) contributionObj.get(SUPER_AMOUNT_CONTRIBUTION);
Validator.WholeNumberResult result7 = Validator.validateMandatoryWholeNumber(
contributionAmountString, 1, 9999999,
"Lump Sum Super Contribution amount for row " + (i + 1));
if (!result7.getErrorMessage().equals(SUCCESS)) {
superContributionsMessage.put(EXTRA_SUPER_CONTRIBUTIONS_TABLE_DATA, result7.getErrorMessage());
messageArray.put(superContributionsMessage);
errorOccurred = true;
break;
}
Integer amount = result7.getNumber();
String beforeAfterTaxString = (String) contributionObj.get(SUPER_TAXATION_CONTRIBUTION);
Validator.TextResult result8 = Validator.validateMandatoryText(beforeAfterTaxString,
"Lump Sum Super Contribution Before or After Tax for row " + (i + 1), 5, 6);
if (!result8.getErrorMessage().equals(SUCCESS)) {
superContributionsMessage.put(EXTRA_SUPER_CONTRIBUTIONS_TABLE_DATA, result8.getErrorMessage());
messageArray.put(superContributionsMessage);
errorOccurred = true;
break;
}
String beforeAfterTax = result8.getText();
LumpSumSuperContribution superContribution = new LumpSumSuperContribution(age, amount, false,
LumpSumSuperContribution.YOUR_CONTRIBUTION, beforeAfterTax);
superContributionsList.add(superContribution);
i++;
}
if (!errorOccurred) {
scenario.setAllYourSuperContributions(superContributionsList);
// superContributionsMessage.put(EXTRA_SUPER_CONTRIBUTIONS_TABLE_DATA, SUCCESS);
} else {
fail = true;
superContributionsMessage.put(EXTRA_SUPER_CONTRIBUTIONS_TABLE_DATA, FAIL);
messageArray.put(superContributionsMessage);
}
} catch (JSONException e) {
throw new RuntimeException(e);
}
}else {
scenario.setAllYourSuperContributions(null);
}
}
Summary
Create a javascript array. Then loop through the table data and create a javascript object for each row of the table and push onto the array.
Create or retrieve javascript object stored in local storage. If already in local storage, this object must be parsed using JSON.parse(object).
Set the details on the object entered by the user.
Stringify the javascript array and add the string to the object as a key value pair.
To send the data to the server retrieve the item from local storage and parse the item to extract details from it.
Set the extracted details on a newly created formData object.
Stringify the table data and set as a key value pair in formData.
Using ajax Post the data to the server.
I hope this helps someone in the future. It took me a while of trying different things to find a way to get this to work. If anyone has a better solution please post it.
<?
$cl = $row["saved_json_string_column"];
?>
expecting this output from the db query to create a new array
//cl = '[{"ifeid":1,"ans":"Yes","type":"SkipTo","target":"2"},{"ifeid":2,"ans":"Yes","type":"SkipTo","target":"5"}]';
cl = '<? echo $cl;?>';
// I would like to start with the saved 'cl' array and push new items to it.
skptoQarry = new Array();
//javascript function loop (not shown) generates vars and pushes to new array.
thisItem_eid = 1;
yes_no_is_this = 'No';
SkipToTartgetEID = 5;
var skptoQarry_temp = {
"ifeid" : thisItem_eid,
"ans" : yes_no_is_this,
"type" : "SkipTo",
"target" : SkipToTartgetEID
};
skptoQarry.push(skptoQarry_temp);
cl = JSON.stringify(skptoQarry); //for ajax post to php for saving
//this is what is in saved the DB via ajax post
[{"ifeid":1,"ans":"Yes","type":"SkipTo","target":"2"},{"ifeid":2,"ans":"Yes","type":"SkipTo","target":"5"}]
//...but when PHP echos it out only this comes out: cl = "[,]"
// I think i'm saving it wrong or echoing the column data the wrong way.
//read text from mysql and append where needed.
cl = $.parseJSON(cl);
jQuery.each(cl, function (i) {
jQuery.each(this, function (key, value) {
if (key == "ifeid") {
$('div').append('if this id: '+value+'<br>');
} else if (key == "ans") {
$('div').append('is: '+value+'<br>');
} else if (key == "type") {
$('div').append('then: '+value+'<br>');
} else if (key == "target") {
$('div').append('this id: '+value+'<br><br>');
}
});
});
function saveit(){
saved_logic_dialog = JSON.stringify(skptoQarry);
var posturl = "myurl?event=save&saved_logic_dialog="+saved_logic_dialog;
jQuery.ajax({
traditional: true,
type: "POST",
url: posturl,
success: function(data) {
//messages and stuff
}
});
}
//php
$loadvfsql = "SELECT `saved_logic_dialog` FROM `questions` WHERE `id` = '{$id}' ORDER BY `questions`.`question_order` ASC";
$loadv_result=mysql_query($loadvfsql);
while($rows=mysql_fetch_array($loadv_result)){
$clc = $rows['current_logic_cont'];
$cl = $rows['saved_logic_dialog'];
//more stuff
}
This will ensure your array of objects is properly encoded - jQuery will not encode the URL for you.
var posturl = "myurl?event=save&saved_logic_dialog=" + encodeURIComponent(saved_logic_dialog);
When saving to DB - check for properly escaping the value (as it will certainly contain quotes);
When echoing the value back into HTML - use htmlspecialchars($cl) to properly escape the symbols which might have special meaning in HTML.
Before using the value in JavaScript - use JSON.parse(cl) to convert from String into Array.
I have a table in ServiceNow that contains Store and a corresponding Tier that is associated with the Store.
I am trying to auto-populate a record producer, once Store is selected. and my script is not running.
The table is a custom table created in a scoped application which is new to me so not sure what I am doing wrong in the scripting. Any advice?
//Catalog Client Script (runs on [Store] Record Producer Change)
function onChange(control, oldValue, newValue, isLoading) {
if (isLoading || newValue == '') {
return;
}
// new GlideAjax object referencing store of AJAX script include
var ga = new GlideAjax("HRProfileAjax");
// add store parameter to define which function we want to call
// method store in script include will be getFavorites
ga.addParam("sysparm_store", "getHRProfile");
ga.addParam("sysparm_tier", "getHRProfile");
// submit request to server, call ajaxResponse function with server response
ga.getXML(ajaxResponse);
function ajaxResponse(serverResponse) {
// get result element and attributes
var result = serverResponse.responseXML.getElementsByTagstore("result");
var message = result[0].getAttribute("tier");
//check for message attribute and alert user
//if(message)
//alert(message);
//build output to display on client for testing
// get favorite elements
var favorites = serverResponse.responseXML.getElementsByTagstore("favorite");
for(var i = 0; i < favorites.length; i++) {
var store = favorites[i].getAttribute("store");
g_form.setValue(store);
var tier = favorites[i].getAttribute("tier");
//output += store + " = " + tier + "\n";
g_form.setValue(store,tier);
}
//g_form.setValue('number',output);
}
//Script #2 HR PROFILE AJAX
/*
* HRProfileAjax script include Description - sample AJAX processor returning multiple value pairs
*/
var HRProfileAjax = Class.create();
HRProfileAjax.prototype = Object.extendsObject(global.AbstractAjaxProcessor, {
/*
* method available to client scripts call using:
* var gajax = new GlideAjax("HRProfileAjax");
* gajax.addParam("sysparm_store", "getFavorites");
*/
getHRProfile : function() {
// build new response xml element for result
var result = this.newItem("result");
var store = this.getParameter('store');
var hrPro = new GlideRecord('x_hiring_gri_hr_storetier');
hrPro.addQuery('store',store);
hrPro.query();
if(hrPro.next()){
result.setAttribute("message", "returning all favorites");
this._addFavorite("tier", hrPro.tier);
}
},
_addFavorite : function(store, value) {
var favs = this.newItem("favorite");
favs.setAttribute("store", store);
},
type : "HRProfileAjax"
});
I'm using Github Gists for a web playground I'm making as a side project. I load two json files into the editor. 1 handles all the libraries (jquery, bootstrap, etc:) and another for the users settings (fontsize, version, etc:)
So anyway I have this JSON named settings
var settings = gistdata.data.files["settings.json"].content
var jsonSets = JSON.parse(settings)
I parse and attempted to grab an object from the JSON and set it as a value of a input textbox.
Now console.log(jsonSets.siteTitle) works perfectly fine
but when I try to change the input dynamically...
$("[data-action=sitetitle]").val(jsonSets.siteTitle).trigger("change")
The problem is it's not actually applying the value!
The only way I've been able to successfully apply the value is...
setTimeout(function() {
$("[data-action=sitetitle]").val(jsonSets.siteTitle).trigger("change")
}, 5000)
Which is ridiculously slow.
Does anyone know why it's not applying the value?
in addition.
How can I solve this problem?
var hash = window.location.hash.substring(1)
if (window.location.hash) {
function loadgist(gistid) {
$.ajax({
url: "https://api.github.com/gists/" + gistid,
type: "GET",
dataType: "jsonp"
}).success(function(gistdata) {
var libraries = gistdata.data.files["libraries.json"].content
var settings = gistdata.data.files["settings.json"].content
var jsonLibs = JSON.parse(libraries)
var jsonSets = JSON.parse(settings)
// Return libraries from json
$.each(jsonLibs, function(name, value) {
$(".ldd-submenu #" + name).prop("checked", value)
})
// Return font settings from json
var siteTitle = jsonSets.siteTitle
var WeaveVersion = jsonSets.version
var editorFontSize = jsonSets.editorFontSize
var WeaveDesc = jsonSets.description
var WeaveAuthor = jsonSets.author
$("[data-action=sitetitle]").val(siteTitle).trigger("change")
$("[data-value=version]").val(WeaveVersion).trigger("change")
$("[data-editor=fontSize]").val(editorFontSize).trigger("change")
$("[data-action=sitedesc]").val(WeaveDesc).trigger("change")
$("[data-action=siteauthor]").val(WeaveAuthor).trigger("change")
}).error(function(e) {
// ajax error
console.warn("Error: Could not load weave!", e)
})
}
loadgist(hash)
} else {
// No hash found
}
My problem was actually related to localStorage.
I cleared it localStorage.clear(); ran the ajax function after and it solved the problem.
var hash = window.location.hash.substring(1)
if (window.location.hash) {
localStorage.clear()
function loadgist(gistid) {
$.ajax({
url: "https://api.github.com/gists/" + gistid,
type: "GET",
dataType: "jsonp",
jsonp: "callback"
}).success(function(gistdata) {
var htmlVal = gistdata.data.files["index.html"].content
var cssVal = gistdata.data.files["index.css"].content
var jsVal = gistdata.data.files["index.js"].content
var mdVal = gistdata.data.files["README.md"].content
var settings = gistdata.data.files["settings.json"].content
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This is my first post in stackoverflow. I have always got my answers from previously posted questions. This problem has been bugging me and all the solutions I tried have not worked.
I have a js function which makes an ajax request to get weather info of town passed:
var _getWeatherInfo = function(ntown){
var town = ntown;
var url = "PHP/weather.php?town=" + town;
request1.onreadystatechange = _refreshWeatherList();
request1.open("GET", url, true);
request1.send("");
}
I am using the following php code to return the sql results stored in array:
<?php
//Connection to the database
$mysql = mysql_connect("localhost","xuvaz","x");
//Selecting Database
$db = mysql_select_db("weather");
$town = $_GET['town'];
$tarray = array();
$sql1= mysql_query("SELECT * FROM weather WHERE town='$town'");
while($row = mysql_fetch_assoc($sql1)) {
$tarray = array('town' => $row['town'],'outlook' => $row['outlook']);
}
echo json_encode($tarray);
?>
Then I have a function that is called when the request is completed:
var _refreshWeatherList = function() {
var weather_info = request1.responseText;
for(var i = 0; i < weather_info.length; i++){
var wtown = weather_info[i].town;
var woutlook = weather_info[i].outlook;
var wmin = weather_info[i].min_temp;
var wmax = weather_info[i].max_temp;
}
var wLine = new WLine(wtown, woutlook, wmin, wmax);
_weather.push(wLine);
_refreshWeatherDisplay();
}
The problem is I cant access the array values.
I can see the values as {"town":"Christchurch","outlook":"fine"} in firebug under response.
Even when I use JSON parse it gives error in the firebug , JSON.parse: unexpected end of data. If
I can just access the data my whole project would be completed.
Your PHP code is returning an object (last row from your loop) rather than an array of objects, but your JavaScript is expecting an array.
Change your PHP to the following to appand to $tarray:
while($row = mysql_fetch_assoc($sql1)) {
$tarray[] = array('town' => $row['town'],'outlook' => $row['outlook']);
}
Your JavaScript needs to wait for readyState = Loaded and JSON-decode the responseText:
var _refreshWeatherList = function() {
if(request1.readyState == 4) {
var weather_info = JSON.parse(request1.responseText);
....
}
}
If the parse is failing, trying logging it to the console to make sure the PHP isn't returning extra characters.
var _refreshWeatherList = function() {
var weather_info = eval("("+request1.responseText+")");
for(var i = 0; i < weather_info.length; i++){
var wtown = weather_info[i].town;
var woutlook = weather_info[i].outlook;
var wmin = weather_info[i].min_temp;
var wmax = weather_info[i].max_temp;
}
var wLine = new WLine(wtown, woutlook, wmin, wmax);
_weather.push(wLine);
_refreshWeatherDisplay();}
'request1.responseText' must be 'object' use eval() --! my english not well
Thank you for all your help. I found the fault. I forgot to include these two lines.
if (request1.readyState == 4) {
if (request1.status == 200){