Cool. Thanks Shawn!
On Dec 11, 7:32 pm, Shawn Milochik wrote:
> You don't need to transfer this to JavaScript once it's in JSON, which is a
> JavaScript object.
>
> If you're using AJAX, it's dead easy.
>
> #use this in your view
> return HttpResponse(simplejson.dumps(employees), mimetype="appli
You don't need to transfer this to JavaScript once it's in JSON, which is a
JavaScript object.
If you're using AJAX, it's dead easy.
#use this in your view
return HttpResponse(simplejson.dumps(employees), mimetype="application/json")
Then, in your JavaScript, you can use JSON syntax to refer t
Hi Shawn,
Thanks so much for your reply. Here is an example. I have a following
dictionary in Python
employees = { "accounting" : [ // accounting is an array in
employees.
{ "firstName" : "John", // First
element
"lastN
What kind of object are you trying to send? JSON pretty much looks identical to
a Python dictionary, so if your object is a Python dictionary, list, or tuple
you'll have no problem -- just convert the Python object using
simplejson.dumps(). If this doesn't help much, please provide more detail
hello,
This is my first time to work in the Ajax filed. What I need to do is
to pass an object from view to a javaScript function in template. The
javaScript is Ajax.
I have googled online and read some posts about json, ajax, etc, but I
am still not quite clear. Can anybody tell me how to do thi
Okay, yeah this was a dumb question, foolishly asked before I got
through part 4 of the tutorial. I see now that calling get_link_list
from within my template will do what I need. I didn't realize that
get_link_list would preserve ordering.On 12/21/05, Colleen Owens <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm a
I'm a Django newbie. This follows up on a question I asked before and a very helpful answer to on this list.
So I have a list of dates and for each date I have a list of link
objects I want to display. I'm trying to figure out how to best pass
this data from my view to the template.
I tried this
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