Thanks Pops.
I ended up generating the HTML in my PHP code, then just doing a
.load(). (yeah, lazy way out, I know, but... :)
I'll keep your tip in mind though. I'll be doing a lot of Ajax with
this app and will likely see this again soon.
Shawn
Pops wrote:
> Note, in my example url: "json
Note, in my example url: "json-data.wct" it is my equivalent to your
"PHP" for our web server. In this case, json-data-wct, is simply a
dump of:
MyJSON({"items": [
{ id: "111", organization: "open2space",
start: new Date("2007-09-24 20:13:00"),
end: new Date("2007-09-24 16:13:00"),
I did the following to make it work:
I wrapped the data as such:
MyJSON({
items: [
your items here
]
});
then I created a function:
Function MyJSON(data)
{
var json = data.items;
var tbl = "";
tbl += "";
tbl += "Id";
tbl += "Client";
tbl += "Project";
tbl += "Start";
tbl += "E
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