What's a better practice? Load data in HTMLformat or JSON-format? When I load HTML i'm able to keep all the html in my php view-file. When i load JSON I have to put it in html elements clientside with javascript. I know that a 'best-practice-question' isn't suitable for stackoverflow. So a better answer to my question is a list of benef...
Hi! I've successfully created code that serializes a complex javascript object and posts it to an ASP.NET page. I can get the JSON string using Request.Form and the result looks like this (I've added indentation for readability): { "gasterPerStolPerVecka": { "name": "gasterPerStolPerVecka", "keyValue_id": "2", ...
Why this WCF 3.5 method [ServiceContract] [AspNetCompatibilityRequirements(RequirementsMode = AspNetCompatibilityRequirementsMode.Allowed)] public class Json { [OperationContract] [WebGet(ResponseFormat = WebMessageFormat.Json)] public string Upper(string text) { return text.ToUpper(); } } returns {"d":"TE...
I have a page I created with jQuery, and in this page is a table where the table rows have classnames that identify them as a certain color (i.e. tr class="yellowclass"). The user is able to filter rows by clicking a checkbox that will show/hide tables of a certain color. My problem is that the table is generated on the fly via getJS...
There seems to be a handful of JSON libraries out there for Python even though Python has a built-in library. One even claims to be built according to http://www.json.org spec (which caused me to think 'hmmm, is Python's built in library not built fully to spec?', so I find myself here to ask what others have found when trying out differ...
Hi. I want to get some response from WebServer. The returning data looks like this: [[3014887,"string1 string","http://num60.webservice.com/u3014887/b_c9c0625b.jpg",0], [3061529,"string2 string","http://num879.webservice.com/u3061529/b_320d6d36.jpg",0], [7317649,"string3 string","http://num1233.webservice.com/u7317649/b_a60b3dc2.jpg",...
Ideally, I'm looking for something that I can give JSON data retrieved using jquery, and it would generate a cloud based on the data in that query (name, link, size, color, etc...). ...
If I use json_encode() on an array like this: return json_encode(array( 'foo' => 'bar')); The return is: {'foo' : 'bar'} The key is passed as a literal, and that is tripping up my script. What I really need is: { foo : 'bar' } Does json_encode do that or do I have to strip the quotes out myself with some ugly regex? ...
Hey all. I'm learning Java and writing an android app that consumes a JSON object that is passed by the server. I have it all working except the dates. I get one of these back 'SomeKey':'\/Date(1263798000000)\/' I am using org.json.JSONObject. How do i convert SomeKey into a java.Util.Date? ...
Here's the deal, we have a big JS library that we want to compress, but YUI compressor doesn't fully compress the code if it finds an "eval" statement, out of fear that it will break something else. That's great and all, but we know exactly what is getting eval'd, so we don't want it to get conservative because there's an eval statement...
I've got a json file included in my javascript that defines a variable that looks like this: var places_json = { "count": 13476, "places": [ {"area": "London", "county": "STS", "lat": 52.300151820000004, "lon": -2.36665606, "code": "7567", "id": 1}, {"area": "Sheffield", "county": "STS", "lat": 51.33648680000003, "lon":...
I am looking for a standalone application that will allow administrators to easily edit data in a structured format that is easy to parse (INI, YAML, JSON, etc). Although I can find very complex and sophisticated XML editors, I can't find anything simple - all I want is an application that will read a simple file and allow admins to edit...
Can Riak be used to store images or binary data? It seems to only be able to store JSON documents, is this a correct assumption? ...
The title says it all really. I went through a few blogs/posts and there are some good solutions for input validations in Mvc 1.0, but most of them are about non-Ajax scenarios, so I was wondering what your preferred method is when using jQuery Ajax? Thanks. ...
I'm using Jersey to create a REST web service for a server component. The JAXB-annotated object I want to serialize in a list looks like this: @XmlRootElement(name = "distribution") @XmlType(name = "tDistribution", propOrder = { "id", "name" }) public class XMLDistribution { private String id; private String name; // no...
Any clues on how to do it ? ...
Hi everyone, I am following this link to build a Client side repeater. According to the above link to retrive the value from a Json key-value pair we can use result[i].property,for example for (var post in msg) { var x= msg[post].Date; alert(x); } Here x returns the date from Json string. When I am trying to use the same...
I am totally new to JSON and I might need to use it in the future so I did some reading bout it. There's lots of questions regarding JSON on SO. I found heaps of articles using google, I read json.org but I did not understand how to store JSON data. JSON is is a lightweight data-interchange format. So how I store its data? In a file? In...
The result of this code: for($i = 0; $i <= 7; $i++){ $eachone[] = array ('a' => '1', 'b' => '2', 'c' => '3'); $a[] = array($i => $eachone); unset($eachone); } $json_string = json_encode($a); echo $json_string; is: [ [ [ { "a": "1", "b": "2", "c": "3" ...
This is for use in a JSON API. I don't want to have: if method_str == 'method_1': method_1() if method_str == 'method_2': method_2() For obvious reasons this is not optimal. How would I use map strings to methods like this in a reusable way (also note that I need to pass in arguments to the called functions). Here is an exam...