Thanks Rob

I recreated your example with the cfartgallery data source in CF.


Here is my method:

<cffunction name="data" access="remote" returntype="query">

<cfset var q = ''/>

<cfquery name="q" datasource="cfartgallery">
select * from artists
</cfquery>

 <Cfif q.recordcount eq 0>
        <Cfset q = queryNew("artistID,firstName")>
    <Cfset queryAddRow(q,1)/>
    <Cfset q.artistID = 0/>
    <Cfset q.firstName=''/>
</cfif>
 <Cfreturn q/>
</cffunction>


Here is my call:


<script>
$.ajax({
                        type: 'get',
                        url: 'data.cfc',
                        data: {
                            method: 'data',
                   
                        },
                        dataType: 'json',
                        success: function (result) {
                                $("#artistID").val(result.DATA[0][2]);
                                $("#firstName").val(result.DATA[0][12]);
      
}
});

  </script>
  


So how do I output the data on the page?



>Well, I don't know what standardiseCfQueryJSON does, but here's what I do:
><cffunction name="listFields" displayname="List Fields"  access="remote"
>returntype="query">
><cfargument name="growerID" displayName="Grower ID" type="numeric" hint="I
>am the Grower ID" required="true" />
>
><cfset var q = ''/>
> <cfquery name="q">
>Select * from `field`
>where g_id = <cfqueryparam value="#arguments.growerid#"
>cfsqltype="cf_sql_integer" />
>order by fieldname
></cfquery>
> <Cfif q.recordcount eq 0>
><Cfset q = queryNew("f_id,FieldName")>
><Cfset queryAddRow(q,1)/>
><Cfset q.f_id = 0/>
><Cfset q.fieldname=''/>
></cfif>
> <Cfreturn q/>
></cffunction>
>
>and then on the calling page:
>
>  $.ajax({
>                        type: 'get',
>                        url: '/cfcs/field/fields.cfc',
>                        data: {
>                            method: 'fieldData',
>                            fieldID: $("#fielder").val()
>                        },
>                        dataType: 'json',
>                        success: function (result) {
>                                $("#fieldname").val(result.DATA[0][2]);
>                                $("#acres").val(result.DATA[0][12]);
>                                $("#911num").val(result.DATA[0][6]);
>}
>});
>
>You are taking a Query and putting it in a struct.  I would either leave it
>a query (as Above) or put it in an array
>
>HTH,
>
>Rob
>
>
>
>
>On Fri, 6 Mar 2015 at 10:20 Torrent Girl <moniqueb...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
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