>
>houseDetails = {address : "1970 ST CHESTER AURORA, 80010", price :
>"45000",listingNum : "833553", office : "303-487-0777" };
>
>
>The returned info (price, for example) displays great with ID numbers
>in a table as such: <td id="price"></td> or like this <p
>id="price"></p>... but how the heck do I use it in a URL and (most
>importantly) pass other variables with it, for example: <a
>href="?from=doit&price=PRICEVARIABLEHERE"> and have that link info
>change without refresh right along with the rest of the page?
>
Using javascript you can access the json as a structure; houseDetails.price
returns 45000.
So basically once the dataset is returned you can use it to build your url
string.It really helps to use a framework or library that is meant to work with
json and ajax. Try prototype or jquery.
I can write the following:
document.createElement("a").href="index.cfm?price="+houseDetails.price;
You can also access elements by their id or relative position to other easily
accessed elements in jQuery or Prototype
So really if your dev guy is a good client side developer, you should handle
all of the cfc methods for him and have him do all of the javascript and client
side development. Or are you trying to learn how to write javascript?
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