Well, I actually had to look at the result set from the CFC, to know which
columns in the result.DATA array were the right ones. There's also a
result.COLUMNS that gives you the list of column names, so for me
result.DATA[0][2] was the name and the Acres field was in
result.DATA[0][12] - hence wh
Thanks Rob
I recreated your example with the cfartgallery data source in CF.
Here is my method:
select * from artists
Here is my call:
$.ajax({
type: 'get',
url: 'data.cfc',
data:
Well, I don't know what standardiseCfQueryJSON does, but here's what I do:
Select * from `field`
where g_id =
order by fieldname
and then on the calling page:
$.ajax({
type: 'get',
url: '/cfcs/field/fields.cfc',
Hi, your CFC should just simply return the array and there's no need for
#serializeJSON(data)#, so assume you're populating the array correctly just do
Then modify your ajax statement to something like the following:
$.ajax({
type: "get",
url:"data.cfc?returnformat=json,
dat
Hello
I have the following json call:
$.ajax({
url:"data.cfc?method=getData"
,dataType:"json"
,success: function( cfdata ){
data= $.standardiseCfQueryJSON( cfdata );
// do something with the data
return data;
}
});
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