I have a web service that accepts application/json but returns HTML to place in a DIV. I am not having any luck configuring the .ajax call so that it both POSTs in a format accepted by the web service and does not attempt to validate the HTML response as JSON.
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It would seem that I cannot have anything other than 'json' in the dataType, even though from the docs it appears that this only affects the interpretation of the response, changing it's value to 'html' causes the web service to reject the call. I've also tried a converter but perhaps I'm not using it properly. Is it possible to use jquery to post JSON and get back HTML? What configurations am I missing?
How might I go about getting the parsed JSON object in the complete function? The json param shown below seems to just receive the http status text message.
My 2nd question would be how should I knwo if the first place what params I can receive to a callback function like this?
i have a question about json and jQuery.post [URL].. I can send info through jQuery.post (json or xml format), but, how can I send info without echo json?? (echo json_encode($info) )
i just leanerd the existence of the ajaxSubmit jQuery plugin,im wondering if there is a way to use the JSON both to send and retrieve the requests .I mean, no the plugin have the option 'dataType',that is used to specify the format that the server will send back, but i need to send the form as jquery to the server.For example, if my form looks like:
I'm working on a very Javascript heavy application, and we've set up a number of different Objects to handle the data on the page. Very often, we'll need to send all of the data from these objects to PHP. Right now, we're using JSON.stringify. Are there any issues with this? It seem's like it does exactly what we need, but are there any downsides?
If a function with multipe parameters has an event object as one parameter then how do we pass an event argument to that function without using inline function calling?
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function key_pressed(ev,msg){ var keycode; if (window.event){ ev = window.event;
php page is echoing out:{"species":"Please select a species!"} I double checked the response from the php and firebug shows the same. On success alert is not alerting the JSON data instead, I'm receiving [object Object]. Why is that and how do what should I do to fix this?
I'm trying to send my array object through ajax using the jQuery .get method, but when it sends, ids show up as multiple parameters and I'm not sure if that's the way to do it.
Here is my code: var val = []; $(':checkbox:checked').each(function(i){ val[i] = $(this).attr('id').substring(6); }); $.get("/assets/ajax/pm_change_status.php", { s: sess_id(), 'ids[]': val } );
I have an array of HTML tables created in PHP which I send as a XMLHttpResponse encoded with JSON. Is there was a way I could access the table elements which are now in the JSON Object?
i have this user interface for a client that i have to mod (The UI is a link crawling monitoring for his website), the present one uses php database connection for every single action that is done on the UI (select link to be monitored, show link stats etc...) what we want to do is to have the links retrived from the database stored in a json object while the client is playing with the links on the UI (making all kind of editing actions) and then when he want to store all the modifications/actions he has made then the data stored in the object are sent back to the database...
One of my coworker's (he's a java and O.O. programming specialist) objection to that is that there are too many links (data) to put in a simple Json object... and it will be then difficult to store all the actions made on the json object because there will be too many info/data for it to handle etc...
data = ajaxRequest.responseText ; var jsonOBJ = eval('(' + data + ')'); len = jsonOBJ.application.length ; key = jsonOBJ.application[i].optionValue ; value = jsonOBJ.application[i].optionDisplay ;
Internet Explorer is able to process the above code , but while trying from Firefox , I am getting the below error message
jsonOBJ has no properties [Break on this error] len = jsonOBJ.application.length ;
In addition to fetching JSON you might want to POST it back to the server, but there is no postJSON method. You cannot use the generic ajax method, either. What is missing is the complement of "eval" to turn a JavaScript object in to JSON. The JSON.stringify function from www.json.org (see json2.js in JavaScript section) does the trick, but it would be nice if jQuery incorporated that out of the box, to save some hunting time.
Using the jquery ajax method to set the "type" to "json" and the "content-type" to "application/json" send and recieve JSON, but you must use JSON.stringify to convert your outgoing object to JSON. P.S.. a lot of forgiving parsers have resulted in a lot of articles on JSON being wrong. would I like to mention that here. Property names are JSON strings. JSON strings have double quotes. Therefore, property names have to be surrounded with double quotes. Single quotes are not JSON strings and not legal (JSON is not JavaScript).
Supposed that I have a json object but I don't know anything about its keys and values. Is there anyway to print out all the key and value pairs in that object?
I have a PHP file that pulls down data from a MySQL database, filtered based on a tag ID. That data is then returned using PHP's json_encode function to the client where it is translated back using JSON's JSON.parse function. Seems to work absolutely great! Except... it seems to reorder my object completely by itself...
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When my query ends with ORDER BY posts.postid ASC, I get the following JSON:
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{"type":"tags_posts","tagname":"json sort test","posts":{"100":{"reltags":{"201":"json sort test"},"subject":"JSON Sort Test 1","message":"JSON Sort Test 1","posteddatetime":"2011-01-15 07:25:34","authorid":"1","authorname":"azcn2503","commentscount":0,"postedip":"193.132.232.210","postedipgeo":"GB"},"101":{"reltags":{"202":"json sort
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As you can see, it has been reordered somehow and looks exactly the same as when it is ordered ASC.
Is there something in the JSON file that I just can't see? I've been coding for a while now and could be going blind...
I am passing some equity option contract data from my PHP processing page to the UI. I am attempting to use the JSON response to populate a matrix. Along the far right column are the strike prices (22, 23, 24, 25, 26, etc) and along the top row are the expiration dates (Jun 2008, Jul 2008, Aug 2008, etc.). My struggle is how to match the option data to the correct strike and expiration date. An example of the JSON response is below:
Do any of you know if you can convert a JSON object into a Jquery object ? The reason i wish to do that is to be able to use the jquery selector to filter my Json data. (for example filter them based on their properties)
I'm a beginner in Jquery and I have a big doubt, follow at bellow the code to be better viewed: The method below is static and Static methods do not work with instance, For this reason I passed the 'nameLabel' that the typeis Label by parameter, however I need to catch the exception and show it to the user.
But I'm using Jquery and this method is used in a Ajax Request and I use the Json to pass the datas, how showed below: var idCliente= $("#<%= txtIDCliente.ClientID %>").val(); var nomeLabel = $("#<%= lblMensagem.ClientID %>"); var poligonal = "{ idCliente: " + idCliente + ", + lblMensagem: " + nomeLabel + " }"; But the problem is that I need to pass in my Json the nomeLabel with Label, but always a problem happen, because the same is showed like 'indefined'. How to solve this situation?