How can I store data from an AJAX function in a json-array?
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How can I store data from an AJAX function in a json-array?Hey,
I need to gather somer data for a jQuery function. I need this data to be a json array, which I will achieve in a php action which returns an array that is encoded as JSON. So far, so good. I need sth like this: $.ajax({ url: '/controller/action', data: "ajax=true", dataType: 'json', complete: function() { }, success: }); } }) but how can I store the data of the returned array into a variable which I can then use in other functions of my codeblock? I think this one is easy but I just started learning it and don't know how to do it :( Thanks, DD |
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Re: How can I store data from an AJAX function in a json-array?You shouldn't be thinking in terms of "storing the JSON data in a variable for other functions to use."
Instead, you should *call* those other functions from your success callback, and pass the JSON data as an argument to those functions. Remember that Ajax calls are asynchronous (the A in Ajax). If you store the data in a variable, how will those other functions know when it is ready for use? By calling those functions from the success callback, you insure that the data is ready and available at the moment of the call. If you have a more complete example I can probably suggest something more specific. -Mike On Sat, Nov 7, 2009 at 3:19 PM, DigitalDude <e.blumstengel@...> wrote: Hey, |
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Re: How can I store data from an AJAX function in a json-array?Hey,
ok I need to solve this: data : function(start, end, callback) { callback(getEventData()); } Here my data parameter is builded, and the function that is used looks like this: function getEventData() { return { events : [ { "id":1, "start": new Date(year, month, day, 12), "end": new Date(year, month, day, 13, 30), "title":"Lunch with Mike" }] } } So I need to replace that returning of a directly declared json-array with an ajax function that gets the data I want to display for me. I hope there is a solution, it would be very nice because I'm trying to populate a jQuery calendar with dynamic data... On 8 Nov., 02:00, Michael Geary <m...@...> wrote: > You shouldn't be thinking in terms of "storing the JSON data in a variable > for other functions to use." > > Instead, you should *call* those other functions from your success callback, > and pass the JSON data as an argument to those functions. > > Remember that Ajax calls are asynchronous (the A in Ajax). If you store the > data in a variable, how will those other functions know when it is ready for > use? By calling those functions from the success callback, you insure that > the data is ready and available at the moment of the call. > > If you have a more complete example I can probably suggest something more > specific. > > -Mike > > On Sat, Nov 7, 2009 at 3:19 PM, DigitalDude <e.blumsten...@...>wrote: > > > Hey, > > > I need to gather somer data for a jQuery function. I need this data to > > be a json array, which I will achieve in a php action which returns an > > array that is encoded as JSON. > > > So far, so good. > > > I need sth like this: > > > $.ajax({ > > url: > > '/controller/action', > > data: "ajax=true", > > dataType: 'json', > > complete: function() > > { > > }, > > success: > > }); > > } > > }) > > > but how can I store the data of the returned array into a variable > > which I can then use in other functions of my codeblock? > > > I think this one is easy but I just started learning it and don't know > > how to do it :( > > > Thanks, > > > DD |
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