It's been a long time since my last PHP days but shouldn't you echo or print
something to get it sent ? It seems you'd get an empty response here (unless
json_encode already outputs the answer to the response). And as you expect
at least a bit of json to run through and output parts of, your callback may
be called but not do anything about the empty response.
Hope it helps.
Michel Belleville
2009/11/8 ArnieML <arnie.lapi...@gmail.com>
> Hello, I hope someone can help. I'm issuing the following ajax jquery
> call:
>
> $.get("/ajaxtest.php", { ajax: "true", east: northEast.lng(), west:
> southWest.lng(), north: northEast.lat(), south: southWest.lat(), mood:
> amood },
> function (data) {
> for(var i=0; i<data.length; i++){
> alert("now processing tweets");
> display_tmmmarker(map, data[i], i);
> }
> $("#gettingtweets").remove();
>
> }, 'json');
>
>
> The PHP page looks like this:
>
> if ( $_REQUEST['ajax'] == 'true' ) {
> $east = $_REQUEST['east'];
> $south = $_REQUEST['south'];
> $west = $_REQUEST['west'];
> $north = $_REQUEST['north'];
> $mood = $_REQUEST['mood'];
>
> $tweets = get_tmmtweets($east, $south, $west, $north, $mood);
>
> json_encode($tweets);
> }
> exit;
>
> I have verified that the $tweets array has been JSON-encoded using
> array_values. But the callback function isn't being invoked. I put in
> an alert statement in the callback to verify if the function has been
> called, but I'm not getting the alert message. Is the $tweets array
> not being passed on for some reason?
>
> Can someone help out? Thanks very much!
>
