i am retrieving the all values in a for loop but i want to insert those values in database using single variable.It possible to store all values to the single record.
var emailId;
//log.info("testing 1234 = "+tw.local.EntityProMasterList.listAllSelected);
for (var i = 0; i < tw.local.EntityProMasterList.listAllSelected.listLength; i++){
emailId = tw.local.EntityProMasterList.listAllSelected[i];
log.info("testing 1 = "+emailId.value);
}
log.info("testing 1 = "+emailId.value);
You can user JSON.stringify() and save it as string:
var holder = {};
holder.var1 = "var1";
holder.var2 = "var2";
log.info("holder:"+JSON.stringify(holder));
The output will be:
holder:{"var1":"var1","var2":"var2"}
I believe your question is - given a list of values, how can I insert those values into the database as separate entries. If this is correct there is a right way and a wrong way to do this.
The wrong way is to simply put all the SQL into a string and use one of the DB services in the system data toolkit to execute. Something like -
insert into table blah values(1, 2, 3, 4);
This would be wrong because you are open to SQL injection attacks. There is a different service for parameterized queries. This takes 1 or more SQL statements and a list of parameters to use in them. The details are documented in the service so I won't repeat them here. Basically you would modify your query to have the ? Character where you need the data from your array. You then create arrays of parameters that fill out the values on execution.
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I'm writing a simple REST API that is basically just a wrapper around a Mongo DB. I usually like to use the following query params for controlling the query (using appropriate safeguards, of course).
_filter=<field_a>:<value_a>,<field_b><value_b>
some values can be prepended with < or > for integer greater-than/less-than comparison
_sort=<field_c>:asc,<field_d>:desc
_fields=<field_a>,<field_b>,<field_c>
_skip=<num>
_limit=<num>
Anyway, the implementation details on these are not that important, just to show that there's a number of different ways we want to affect the query.
So, I coded the 'filter' section something like this (snipping out many of the validation parts, just to get to point):
case "filter":
var filters = req.directives[k].split(',');
var filterObj = {};
for(var f in filters) {
// field validation happens here...
splitFields = filters[f].split(':');
if (/^ *>/.test(splitFields[1])) {
filterObj[splitFields[0]] = {$gt: parseInt(splitFields[1].replace(/^ *>/, ''), 10)};
}
else if (/^ *</.test(splitFields[1])) {
filterObj[splitFields[0]] = {$lt: parseInt(splitFields[1].replace(/^ *</, ''), 10)};
}
else {
filterObj[splitFields[0]] = splitFields[1];
}
}
req.directives.filter = filterObj;
break;
// Same for sort, fields, etc...
So, by the end, I have an object to pass into .find(). The issue I'm having, though, is that the $gt gets changed into '$gt' as soon as it's saved as a JS object key.
Does this look like a reasonable way to go about this? How do I get around mongoose wanting keys like $gt or $lt, and Javascript wanting to quote them?
I am trying to query my information that I have been using on Parse.com.
I have an array of information that I want to query from by using they containedIn method.
Here is an example from Parse of how I can use the contained in method:
// Finds scores from any of Jonathan, Dario, or Shawn
query.containedIn("playerName", ["Jonathan Walsh", "Dario Wunsch", "Shawn Simon"]);
Here is how I am attempting this:
var holdingTheDaysInCurrentMonth = []; //declare array
//for loop to put info inside of it
for(var i = startDateDay; i <=endDateDay; i++) {
var dayInMonth = i.toString();
holdingTheDaysInCurrentMonth.push(dayInMonth);
}
//... code to query Parse
//how I am calling my method
alert(holdingTheDaysInCurrentMonth.toString());
query.containedIn("dayString", [holdingTheDaysInCurrentMonth.toString()]);
On my alert I get a response back of 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 when I click on the 1st and the 6th of the month(this is to be expected). I am getting no retrieved rows back from my query so must be querying wrong. How can I change my format to be used correctly? What am I doing wrong?
You need to do the following:
query.containedIn("dayString", holdingTheDaysInCurrentMonth);
The second parameter can be an actual array, so there's no need to convert it to a string.
I have to integrate data from an array into a webservice call which isn't the most efficient but it is what it is.
I have an array of ids (friend facebook ids).
I need to send these id's as parameters in a http client in titanium.
Due to Titanium having some trouble with passing arrays in webservices, I need to construct the send method of my http client as such:
non_xhr.send('user_id=100005941351187&friend_ids[0]=100000049956179&friend_ids[1]=100005272411678');
Obviousy depending on the user, they will have a different number of results to be stored in the array previously mentioned (of facebook friend ids).
I need help in how to integrate a loop based on the length of array mentioned above in order to construct the parameters needed, as described above.
All help appreciated.
I am using Titanium but for the purposes of this question, it is basically just javascript
How about creating your params like that:
function createParams(userId, friendIds) {
var output = "user_id=" + userId;
for(var i = 0, max = friendIds.length; i < max; i++) {
output += "&friend_ids[" + i + "]=" + friendIds[i];
}
return output;
}
You can find a working fiddle here.
Quick look where I normally bother people tells me here is the new place to ask questions!
I have been making a script to create documentation generated from spreadsheet data which was in turn generated from a Google form. (Hope that makes sense...)
Anyway, I have been very successful with a lot of searching and bit of help but now I want to make my script homogeneous so I don't need to tinker with it when I want to setup new forms etc.
I have the getRowData function going from Googles script tutorials but instead of calling the row data from the normalised Headers i would like these to be generic i.e. Column1, Column2 etc.
I've pasted the tutorial function below, it passes the data to another function which normalizes the headers to use as objects, I was thinking thats where I could make them generic but I'm not sure how to get started on it...
Any help would be greatly appreciated!!
Thanks,
Alex
// getRowsData iterates row by row in the input range and returns an array of objects.
// Each object contains all the data for a given row, indexed by its normalized column name.
// Arguments:
// - sheet: the sheet object that contains the data to be processed
// - range: the exact range of cells where the data is stored
// - columnHeadersRowIndex: specifies the row number where the column names are stored.
// This argument is optional and it defaults to the row immediately above range;
// Returns an Array of objects.
function getRowsData(sheet, range, columnHeadersRowIndex) {
columnHeadersRowIndex = columnHeadersRowIndex || range.getRowIndex() - 1;
var numColumns = range.getEndColumn() - range.getColumn() + 1;
var headersRange = sheet.getRange(columnHeadersRowIndex, range.getColumn(), 1, numColumns);
var headers = headersRange.getValues()[0];
// Browser.msgBox(headers.toSource());
return getObjects(range.getValues(), normalizeHeaders(headers));
// return getObjects(range.getRowIndex);
}
If you want to get the columns using their index, why parse them to object at all? Just use the plain getValues!
var values = sheet.getDataRange().getValues();
var row2 = values[1];
var cell_in_col4 = row2[3];
It looks like you are missing "var" when declaring your columnHeadersRowIndex variable.
I need to store data temporarily at the client-side to allow users to add, edit or delete items without having to query the server for each of these actions; just when the user finishes adding items and clicks on the Add button, the list is sent to the server to be saved permanently.
This image describes what I want to achieve.
I know I have to use arrays in JavaScript, but I don't know how to create one to store objects (in this case Detail which contains :id, price and description).
I hope you can help me out.
Thanks in advance.
PS: I'm using JSP and... sorry for my English
Sure, since it's a table it makes sense to have an array of objects. Note that an object is surrounded by curly braces and an array is surrounded by brackets:
var myArray = []; // Initialize empty array
var myObject = {}; // Initialize empty object
This should accomplish what you need:
// Initialize variables
var newEntry, table = [];
// Create a new object
newEntry = {
id: '',
price: '',
description: ''
};
// Add the object to the end of the array
table.push(newEntry);
Which is the same as this:
// Initialize array
var table = [];
// Create object and add the object to the end of the array
table.push({
id: '22',
price: '$222',
description: 'Foo'
});
You can now access properties like this:
table[0].id; // '22'
On modern browsers, if you want the data to persist across sessions (like cookies) you could use the sessionStorage or localStorage objects.
When you want to send the data to the server, you'll send a JSON version of the table across the wire:
var data = JSON.stringify(table);
You can create an Array of your custom Detail objects pretty easily with object literals:
var details = [];
details.push({id:'abc1234', price:999.99, description:'Tesla Roadster'});
details.push({id:'xyz5678', price:129.99, description:'Land Rover'});
Then you can post your data to the server when the user clicks "Add."
Sounds like a good job for JSON.