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Hi everyone,
I am building a mvc appilcation and try to use synopse-login with it for ajax calls. It's fine and working actually there isn't any real problem. I just need to clarify how should i use ınterface-based method's.
$(document).ready(function(){
$("button").click(function(){
$.ajax({
type: 'GET',
url: "/root/DefaultMethods/test_List",
dataType: 'json',
contentType : 'application/json',
success: function(result){
console.log(result);
var json = $.parseJSON(result);
alert(json);
$("#div1").html(json);
},
error: function(e){
alert(e);
}
});
});
});
This is my simple ajax call for returning a JSON and my method looks like:
Result := Server.RetrieveListJSON(TSQLTestRec, '', [], '', True);
And Here is my result:
'[{"RowID":1,"Employee":2,"Employer":2,"Title":"","StartMonth":8,"StartYear":2019,"CurrentlyWorking":true,"DepartureMonth":0,"DepartureYear":0,"ReasonForLeaving":""},{"RowID":2,"Employee":4,"Employer":2,"Title":"","StartMonth":8,"StartYear":2019,"CurrentlyWorking":true,"DepartureMonth":0,"DepartureYear":0,"ReasonForLeaving":""},{"RowID":17,"Employee":22,"Employer":2,"Title":"","StartMonth":9,"StartYear":2019,"CurrentlyWorking":true,"DepartureMonth":0,"DepartureYear":0,"ReasonForLeaving":""}]'#$A
I can see my result within console.log but my problem is, when i use paseJSON with result JQuery returns a parse error:
SyntaxError: JSON.parse: unexpected character at line 1 column 2 of the JSON data
How should i return JSON from my methods to avoid this?
Thanks for helps
Best regards.
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The result is perfect valid JSON.
How do you return the content? For raw JSON, use a RawJSON method result.
Please debug on the JavaScript side, to find out what is actually parsed.
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I am using JQUery's default parse command, nothing more and I know result is a valid JSON. But JSON has more then one valid formats. For example when i am using c# with mormot i had to remove brackets from to parse json into a class and also had to add JSONProperty["result"] to get it etc.
Which is fine, there is absolutely no problem with mORMot, maybe i should add braces to result.
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I am using JQUery's default parse command
Have you tried using browser native JSON.parse() instead?
Last edited by pvn0 (2019-10-01 09:19:05)
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I still don't understand what is your problem/concern, sorry.
You asked for a list, and you get a JSON array, as expected.
I don't have a concern if i misguided you. I simply asking when i returning json to a web or mobile app how should i genuinely return json. like:
[{sample:1}, {sample:2}]
or
{sample:1}, {sample:2}
or
[result: { .. }]
to avoid cross-platform syntax errors.
If you don't understand what i meant, don't bother with it. I use mormot with multiple languages and platforms (swift, c#, jscript etc.) and i am trying to optimize my server for best.
Best regards
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koraycayiroglu wrote:I am using JQUery's default parse command
Have you tried using browser native JSON.parse() instead?
I will try that too, thanks.
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I couldn't looked into this problem of mine for a while but at weekend i finally have some spare time to check what is going on. Here is my result;
I just realize I didn't need to parse my json with js because it's already parsed. Instead I use getJSON. Example:
$.getJSON("/root/DefaultMethods/test_List", function( data ) {
var rows = [];
$.each( data["result"], function( key, val ) {
var items = [];
$.each(val , function( propName, propVal ) {
items.push( "<li>" + propName + " : "+ propVal + "</li>");
});
rows.push("<ul>" + items + "</ul>");
});
$("#div1").html(rows);
});
Tricky part is returned data val.
If I use:
Server.RetrieveListJSON(TSQLTest, '', []);
I had to use " data.result[0] " to reach array.
but if I remove brackets before returning json as:
Result := Server.RetrieveListJSON(TSQLJobHistory, '', []);
Result := NSRemoveBrackets(Result); // personal function removing brackets
Then i can use as " data["result"] " to reach array as I already did in getJSON example.
As I told before, this is not a problem with mORMot. I just try to understand how this works. I am not a web developer so my js knowledge is not much. I posted this to help people like me. I think i will gonna keep removing brackets from result. It's much more easy to use from JS side.
Thank you all, best regards.
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