in decoding the data got from a query in a php file using JSON,
new Request( {method: 'post',
url: DOMAIN_URL + 'sample.php?v=' + new
Date().getTime(),
onSuccess: function(response){
var jsonarray =
JSON.decode(stripslashes(response));
using that line, I tried to place all decoded data in an array.
decoding and placing them in the array is successful, i tested it by
alert(), but after doing that or after that line, the array contains
nothing at all. did i declared the array wrong?
sample is
function gecode(){
temp = array();
queryString = what i was looking for;
new Request( {method: 'post',
url: DOMAIN_URL + 'sample.php?v=' + new
Date().getTime(),
onSuccess: function(response){
}
I tried placing all the data in an array
On Mar 13, 11:12 pm, Andrew Leach <[email protected]>
wrote:
> On Mar 13, 3:00 pm, Telehealth Telehealth <[email protected]>
> wrote:
>
> > Thank you very much for giving that link to me, it took me an hour of
> > searching for the answer to my problem after posting this question
> > yesterday, and I found out that geocoder really is asynchronous. After
> > that I tried searching of a possible way or similar to alert(); in
> > javascript in order to pause all processing of codes, can you give me
> > any idea on how can i do that is similar to alert();? using a
> > synchronous like alert but doesnt need to be clicked by someone, let
> > say similar to setTimeout();
>
> With asynchronous functions you need to put everything you want to do
> with the data into the callback function. There isn't another way of
> doing it, as the data is only reliably available to the callback
> procedure.
>
> Google mangled the link I gave (in the web view of the
> Group):http://www.easypagez.com/hosting.html
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