I have to admit, it's hard to follow what you are trying to do. Have you
spent much time understand Javascript object notation (JSON)? It looks
like the core of your difficulty is understanding effective data structures.
Also, if you can create a plunker to demonstrate, that makes it easier for
the rest of us to see your issue and provide examples of how we might
approach the task.
Using ng-repeat is great with arrays, and though it can be used on objects
as well, I'd recommend sticking with arrays. So, based on your original
post (with a little cleaning up), I'd have my data structured like this:
$scope.data ={
users = [
{
'name': 'Bob',
'email': '[email protected]',
monologues: [
{
user_id: '001' ,
text: 'Some text for the monologue',
timestamp: '0.0' /./not sure how you are creating a Date
from this - if you need it to be a new Date() then loop through data and do
it before binding to scope
},
{ ... more objects matching structure above... }
]
}
]
}
<div ng-controller='OutputController'>
<div ng-repeat='user in data.users'>
<div ng-repeat='monologue in user. monologues'>
<span class='text' ng-bind='monologue.text'></span>
<span class='timestamp' ng-bind='monologue.timestamp'></span>
</div>
</div>
</div>
Hope that gives you some direction.
On Thursday, April 3, 2014 1:31:09 PM UTC-6, Christos Jonathan Seth Hayward
wrote:
>
> To ask a slightly more focused question:
>
> At present my data is being sent as {"monologues":
> {"[email protected]<javascript:>":
> [["False", 0.0], ["False", 0.0], ["False", 0.0], ["False", 0.0], ["False",
> 0.0], ["False", 0.0], ["False", 0.0], ["False", 0.0],
> ...]
> }, "users": ["[email protected] <javascript:>"]}
>
> On SO someone suggested I have something that looks like [{"monologues":
> {... etc etc ...}}].
>
> Is my data structured appropriately for the repeater? I want to send a
> dictionary containing a list of strings [perhaps email addresses] for a key
> of "users", and a hash mapping strings [perhaps email addresses] to lists
> for "monologues".
>
> Does my approach make sense, and/or can I appropriately modify either my
> repeaters and/or the JSON data so that the page will read a list of email
> addresses, and then look up lists of lists for each email?
>
>
> On Thu, Apr 3, 2014 at 10:56 AM, Christos Jonathan Seth Hayward <
> [email protected] <javascript:>> wrote:
>
>> I have something that should be showing a lot of data that is not showing
>> any data.
>>
>> In my HTML I have:
>>
>> <div ng-controller='OutputController'>
>>
>> <div ng-repeat='user in data.users'>
>>
>> <div ng-repeat='monologue in data.monologues[user]'>
>>
>> <span class='text' ng-bind='monologue.text'></span>
>>
>> <span class='timestamp' ng-bind='new
>> Date(monologue. timestamp).toLocaleString()'></span>
>>
>> </div>
>>
>> </div>
>>
>>
>> In my JavaScript I have:
>>
>>
>> var repeatEr = function(data, status, headers, config)
>>
>> {
>>
>> var interval = 1000;
>>
>> angular.extend($scope, data);
>>
>>
>> In the data being sent to my page I have:
>>
>>
>> {"monologues": {"[email protected] <javascript:>": [["False", 0.0],
>> ["False", 0.0], ["False", 0.0], ["False", 0.0], ["False", 0.0], ["False",
>> 0.0], ["False", 0.0], ["False", 0.0], ... }, "users":
>> ["[email protected] <javascript:>"]}
>>
>>
>> What is happening is that it is displaying empty results.
>>
>>
>> What I intend for it to do is to pull the Ajax data it is pulling, and then
>> display the text ("False" here) and timestamps in successive DIV's.
>>
>>
>> Given the data as I have it, what should I be doing with the repeaters so
>> that it is displaying results accordingly?
>>
>> --Or--
>>
>> Given the repeaters I have, what should I be populating as data so that the
>> repeaters will have what they need?
>>
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>>
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