From this article from Martin Hawksey, summarized:
a script bound to the Sheet is published as a web app, a form uses jQuery's $.ajax to send the request to that web app, and the web app handles the parameters into columns of the Sheet with headers matching the names of each param. (the script in this article makes use of PublicLock, which I've changed to ScriptLock)
My problem revolves around checkboxes. Inside the request, I'll see
...fruit=apple&fruit=banana&fruit=cantaloupe...
and the Apps Script will see this as well, passing e to a function handleResponse() which is triggered from doPost(e). To access the values for the parameters in the request, we use e.parameter or e.parameters. I've chosen the latter to accommodate for checkboxes and multiple values for that particular parameter.
What's not happening, though, is exactly that: only the first checkbox value is being sent through. To iterate through params, we use
for (i in headers) {
if (headers[i] == "Timestamp") {
row.push(new Date());
} else {
row.push( e.parameters[headers[i]] );
}
}
to push the values for each parameter that matches a column header into a new array that will be entered as a new row. To do that, Hawksey uses
sheet.getRange(nextRow, 1, 1, row.length).setValues([row])
I guess I'm having trouble understanding what e.parameters does and how I can access the those values. I understand that the parameters property houses the values of each name as arrays, but I can't get an array's entire list of elements to be the value for a cell in a row. Can someone help me understand what e.parameters does, and how I can better get to all of the values I need?
e.parameters is an object where the parameters are the object keys and the values are stored in an array. So, a request like this:
url?fruit=apple&fruit=orange&fruit=lime&animal=giraffe
would yield an object like this:
{'fruit': ['apple', 'orange', 'lime'], 'animal': ['giraffe']}
If you have to put all values for fruit into one cell, you might try:
e.parameters.fruit.join(',')
which will return a string with each value separated by a comma. Then, if you need to separate the values again, you could use String.split() (docs here).
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I have a table in React with data about tests which I get from API. I have to do filters on frontend and be able to join them, for example filter tests from chosen category, chosen difficulty and created before some data.
If I wanted to filter for example tests from category "Javascript" and difficulty "Junior", I should get the uri:
/api/admin/filters?filter=category:Javascript,difficulty:JUNIOR
If I wanted to filter tests for "Junior" or "Mid" I should get:
/api/admin/filters?filter=difficulty:JUNIOR,difficulty:'MID
Note apostrophe here which stands for "or".
I should also be able to filter by creation date, for example:
/api/admin/filters?filter=creationDate<2019-09-23 17:34:21,creationDate>2019-09-12 17:34:21
I wonder how I can create such queries? URLSearchParams or axios params adds parameters separated by & so I can't use it here because I have one parameter "filter" with multiple values. Or maybe I should use it and also use js replace method for replacing & for comma? I have also no idea how to add apostrophe.
I saw similar question here: https://spectrum.chat/react/general/query-string-sending-multiple-value-to-the-same-parameter~5d029da0-e7da-443d-a4b2-1529ca7b4f82
but I can't use an array in my case because I have multiple filters. I suppose I have to create object like:
options = {
difficulty: [junior, mid],
category: [javascript],
created before: 2019-09-23 17:34:21,
created after: 2019-09-12 17:34:21
}
and now how to add keys and values from such object to uri so it looks like backend expects?
Any help would be appreciated.
Encoding parameters with encodeURI before passing to axios might solve your issue.
If you need to pass parameters with special characters (like '[',']' ...etc) you should give the parameter as a string '["junior","mid"]' instead of giving parameter as an array.
(Giving as an array will just remove the brackets)
var params = '["junior","mid"]'
encodeURI(params) // it returns "%5B%22junior%22,%22mid%22%5D"
var params = ["junior","mid"]
encodeURI(params) // it returns "junior,mid"
I am new in this environment and i just want to ask somebody if it is possible to get the string value not the index value using string[] array as a parameter?
Below are those images: ajax pass this data into controller
I am using ajax to pass my data in to the url controller in c# mvc.
By the way, here's my sample array data: prepared data..
the highlighted one is my array and in my parameter in mvc # is declared as string [] methodParam: highlighted parameter,
Those not highlighted parameter are working. all i want to do is getting one by one string in methodParam. i tried to use this
GetMethodParam.IndexOf("Date").ToString() but the output is -1 which probably not available in context.
i just want to get each string and its value because i send it to the email outlook..
like this. enter image description here.
Any Suggestions, clarification or comments is highly appreciated. Thank you ;) .
You don't need the individual input in data on ajax call, just use the last one UserHeader
and in Acton(C#) use a model as argument with containing all attributes of UserHeader.
Or, remove UserHeader from data and Use each attributes as individual argument in C# Action with same name.
I'm having issues passing parameters to a view through the node js couchbase module. The main issue is I don't know what question to ask google in order to get the answer I'm looking for. I would like to get from the view a specific object based on a key that I'm receiving from a UI.
For example, I have a list of stores with store numbers 111, 222, and 333. If the user gives me the store number 222, I'd like to only return that one, instead of return it all then filter inside my node js code.
The node js code looks like this:
var query = ViewQuery.from('dev_store', 'store').key(storeNum);
myBucket.query(query, function (err, results) {...};
I got that from the ViewQuery api mixed with this question. However I cannot figure out how to then access that key parameter once I'm in the view in order to filter down my results to just that one store.
I've tested my view and it works fine, so long as I just get a list of all the stores. I've read about reductions but I haven't seen where those actually get written/called.
I've tried accessing it by doing doc.key or adding a key to the view function, but I think my limited understanding of View construction is hurting me here.
Question: Given a key, how do I return from a view only the row that pertains to that key?
EDIT: Here is my view:
function (doc, key, meta) {
doc.midLevel.forEach( function ( reg ) {
reg.midLowerLevel.forEach( function ( dis ) {
dis.lowestLevel.forEach( function ( store ) {
emit( store.store_nbr, null);
})
})
})
}
In this view it emits every store at the lowest level. As seen in the node js code, I've passed a key to it. I would like to use that key in order to create a condition on what gets emitted.
For example, if there are stores numbered 1-100, and the node js passes the number 45, is it possible for me to access the '45' in the view in order to create that condition statement?
Question: Given a key, how do I return from a view only the row that pertains to that key?
On the face of it, this question is not relevant to a view. Views are absolutely not meant to return objects based on the object key. Rather, a view is meant to index certain properties of stored objects such that the objects can be pulled together into a list of some sort.
To return a document based on the key, you would perform a simple get operation. A view query in this scenario actually degrades performance, since the view must be accessed from disk. An object get from a view as opposed to from RAM is an order of magnitude or more slower than a simple read.
Answer: use a get, not a view.
In NetSuite, I have a scripted search of transactions that is expected to return results of several different transaction types. The results are then rendered in an nlobjList. I would like one of the columns of said list to be a link to the transaction that the list row represents.
In all NetSuite examples, this is accomplished something like:
var column = list.addColumn('number', 'text', 'Number', 'left');
column.setURL(nlapiResolveURL('RECORD','salesorder'));
column.addParamToURL('id','id', true);
Unfortunately, transaction is not an acceptable record type to pass to nlapiResolveURL, so I would need to dynamically detect the record type for each row. The setURL function does accept a second Boolean parameter that makes it dynamic per row, but I am not sure how this actually works. There are no examples, and the JSDocs do not explain its usage.
Does anyone have any guidance on generating a list with dynamic URLs in NetSuite?
If you set the dynamic argument to true, then the first argument should be a column listed in the data source that will contain the base URL.
column.setURL('base_url', true);
column.addParamToURL('id','id', true);
Then, on each record of your results, make sure you have a base_url that is set to the url you are looking for.
Note, the following example assumes a regular javascript object instead of the search result object.
rec.base_url = nlapiResolveURL('RECORD', rec.type)
Transaction field is just an abstraction for all transaction types. You can search them but can't load them.
The field you need to retrieve is recordtype. Sample code is below.
var recs = nlapiSearchRecord('transaction',null,null,new nlobjSearchColumn('recordtype'));
for(var i in recs)
url = nlapiResolveURL('RECORD',recs[i].getValue('recordtype'));
I have a multidimensional array that is something like this
[0]string
[1]-->[0]string,[1]string,[2]string
[2]string
[3]string
[4]-->[0]string,[1]string,[2]string[3]string,[4]string,[5]INFO
(I hope that makes sense)
where [1] and [4] are themselves arrays which I could access INFO like myArray[4][5].
The length of the nested arrays ([1] and [4]) can varry.
I use this method to store, calculate, and distribute data across a pretty complicated form.
Not all the data thats storred in the array makes it to an input field so its not all sent to the next page when the form's post method is called.
I would like to access the array the same way on the next page as I do on the first.
Thoughts:
Method 1:
I figure I could load all the data into hidden fields, post everything, then get those values on the second page and load themm all back into an array but that would require over a hundred hidden fields.
Method 2:
I suppose I could also use .join() to concatenate the whole array into one string, load that into one input, post it , and use .split(",") to break it back up. But If I do that im not sure how to handel the multidimensional asspect of it so that I still would be able to access INFO like myArray[4][5] on page 2.
I will be accessing the arrary with Javascript, the values that DO make it to inputs on page 1 will be accessed using php on page 2.
My question is is there a better way to acomplish what I need or how can I set up the Method 2 metioned above?
This solved my problem:
var str = JSON.stringify(fullInfoArray);
sessionStorage.fullInfoArray = str;
var newArr = JSON.parse(sessionStorage.fullInfoArray);
alert(newArr[0][2][1]);
If possible, you can use sessionStorage to store the string representation of your objects using JSON.stringify():
// store value
sessionStorage.setItem('myvalue', JSON.stringify(myObject));
// retrieve value
var myObject = JSON.parse(sessionStorage.getItem('myvalue'));
Note that sessionStorage has an upper limit to how much can be stored; I believe it's about 2.5MB, so you shouldn't hit it easily.
Keep the data in your PHP Session and whenever you submit forms update the data in session.
Every page you generate can be generated using this data.
OR
If uou are using a modern browser, make use of HTML5 localStorage.
OR
You can do continue with what you are doing :)