Hello, I'm conscious my question is quite difficult to answer (at least quite time demanding), but if you have an example of a good working jsonp jQuery.ajax request running inside a ubiquity command, feel free to send it to me, it may help...
Bye, Yann On 9 juil, 17:12, Yann Lossouarn <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello ! > > I'd like, from inside a Ubiquity command, to send JSON data to a server > using a jQuery $.ajax (or whatever works) request, and then use the JSON > data answered by the server following former request. I tried several > flavors flavors, after having read tutorials and articles on the web. Here's > current code I have : > > * jQuery.ajax({* > > > * type: "GET",* > > * url: "http://localhost/test/save_idx_json2.php",* > > * data: {json: strJSON},* > > * // dataType: "json",* > > * dataType: "jsonp",* > > * error: function() {* > > * CmdUtils.log("error - status not reported");* > > * },* > > * success: function(response) {* > > * CmdUtils.log("response : "+ response.data); * > > * }* > > * });* > > ... and following code to handle the request server side : > > *<?php * > > > *$json = json_encode(array("id"=>"John","nom"=>"Connor")); * > > *if (isset($_GET['callback'])) { * > > * echo $_GET['callback'].'('.$json.');'; * > > *} else { * > > * echo $json; * > > *} * > > *?> * > > ... which gives me this answer: > * > * > > > > > *jsonp1247129384785({"id":"John","nom":"Connor"}); * > > ... but Firebug gives me this error : > > *missing ; before statement hiddenframe.html (ligne 31) > > > ** echo "jsonp1234567(" . json_encode(a...("id"=>"John","nom"=>"Connor")) > > . ");";\n > > * > > ... and this kind of log, server side : > > *127.0.0.1 - - [09/Jul/2009:16:59:18 +0200] "GET > > > /test/save_idx_json2.php?callback=jsonp1247129384788&_=1247151558853&json=%257B%2522id%2522%253A%2522%2520H2751%2520%2522%252C%2522nom%2522%253A%2522gebus%2522%252C%2522race%2522%253A%2522humain%2522%252C%2522nombreDieux%2522%253A3%252C%2522dieu1%2522%253A%2522Gonzspidy%2522%252C%2522dieu2%2522%253A%2522Jiz%25C3%25BBskrys%2522%252C%2522dieu3%2522%253A%2522Feustla%2522%252C%2522niveau_min%2522%253A13%252C%2522niveau_max%2522%253A16%252C%2522pv_actuel_min%2522%253A100%252C%2522pv_actuel_max%2522%253A120%252C%2522pvmax_min%2522%253A399%252C%2522pvmax_max%2522%253A439%252C%2522regeneration_min%2522%253A5%252C%2522regeneration_max%2522%253A7%252C%2522attaque_min%2522%253A7%252C%2522attaque_max%2522%253A9%252C%2522defense_min%2522%253A7%252C%2522defense_max%2522%253A9%252C%2522degats_min%2522%253A7%252C%2522degats_max%2522%253A9%252C%2522PM_min%2522%253A8%252C%2522PM_max%2522%253A10%252C%2522DM_min%2522%253A4%252C%2522DM_max%2522%253A6%252C%2522vue_min%2522%253A5%252C%2522vue_max%2522%253A7%252C%2522armure_min%2522%253A5%252C%2522armure_max%2522%253A7%257D > > * > > I feel there may be something wrong with my approach (maybe this should be > made only inside a page, does it make sense to use jsonp from ubiquity, as > jsonp is used for cross-domain data exchange ?) , but can't put the finger > on it... On the other hand, I'm surprised to see that the Firebug error > mentions "***jsonp1234567" whereas *the callback generated by jQuery is > something like "*jsonp1247129384785"*... Any idea ? > > Bye, > Yann > * > * --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "ubiquity-firefox" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected] To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected] For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/ubiquity-firefox?hl=en -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
