Unfortunately, I have a problem using Query class.
To send one request and to parse its result (DataTable) using Query and
QueryResponse is not a problem. But I have an HTML file with many <request>
tags. Request tags have query strings inside: <request query="..." >. Now
request tags are placed inside <div> tags: <div><request query="..." ...
/></div>.
When I open the HTML file in a browser, all request tags are parsed using
jQuery and charts are drown inside parent div tags of corresponding request
tags.
The problem with using Query class is that I send a query from one
function, say init(), when I parse all request tags in my HTML. But the
results are parsed in another function. So when this parse function is
called I don't now which query this response is corresponds to. In other
words, I don't know which is the right div tag that I have to draw a chart
in.
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