Hello,
everyday my admiration of mochikit grows. While "rewriting" my Ajax
applications to use MochiKit, I often need to transfer data to the
server. Asynchronus and all, of course.
There is the possibility to encode it within the request-URI, and that
works fine if I want to have additional information.
BUT I also have to send back user input. Data, that is supposed to
change "something" on the server side. I tend to do this via POST,
because GET is not supposed to change anything on the server.
For this I created
function sendwert(name,wert)
{
var sendtext="<xml><n>"+name+"</n><w>"+wert+"</w></xml>";
var xmlhttp=getXMLHttpRequest();
xmlhttp.open("POST", "/xmeintrag", true);
xmlhttp.setRequestHeader("Content-Type", "application/xml;
charset=UTF-8");
var d=sendXMLHttpRequest(xmlhttp, sendtext);
d.addCallback(function(req)
{
var text=req.responseText;
if (text.substr(0,6)=='FEHLER')
{
$("feedback").innerHTML="!!!! FEHLER BEIM SPEICHERN
!!!!";
alert(text);
panik(text);
}
else
{
$("feedback").innerHTML=text;
callLater(0.5,fade,'feedback',100);
}
});
}
and similar with JSON instead of homebrown fake XML.
Now I am wondering: why isn't this kind of "POST" Request within
MochiKit.ASYNC?
I propse to add something along:
function postxmlhttp(uri,obj)
{
var xmlhttp=getXMLHttpRequest();
xmlhttp.open("POST", uri, true);
xmlhttp.setRequestHeader("Content-Type", "application/xml;
charset=UTF-8");
var d=sendXMLHttpRequest(xmlhttp, serializeJSON(obj));
return d;
}
to the standard, as "other part" of "loadJSONDoc".
Thanks again for Mochikit!
Harald
PS: europython 2006 in CERN - early bird ends on friday this week. make
sure you are registerd, to learn Web 2.5 at the place Web 0.1 was
invented!
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Hello,
everyday my admiration of mochikit grows. While "rewriting" my Ajax
applications to use MochiKit, I often need to transfer data to the
server. Asynchronus and all, of course.
There is the possibility to encode it within the request-URI, and that
works fine if I want to have additional information.
BUT I also have to send back user input. Data, that is supposed to
change "something" on the server side. I tend to do this via POST,
because GET is not supposed to change anything on the server.
For this I created
function sendwert(name,wert)
{
var sendtext="<xml><n>"+name+"</n><w>"+wert+"</w></xml>";
var xmlhttp=getXMLHttpRequest();
xmlhttp.open("POST", "/xmeintrag", true);
xmlhttp.setRequestHeader("Content-Type", "application/xml;
charset=UTF-8");
var d=sendXMLHttpRequest(xmlhttp, sendtext);
d.addCallback(function(req)
{
var text=req.responseText;
if (text.substr(0,6)=='FEHLER')
{
$("feedback").innerHTML="!!!! FEHLER BEIM SPEICHERN
!!!!";
alert(text);
panik(text);
}
else
{
$("feedback").innerHTML=text;
callLater(0.5,fade,'feedback',100);
}
});
}
and similar with JSON instead of homebrown fake XML.
Now I am wondering: why isn't this kind of "POST" Request within
MochiKit.ASYNC?
I propse to add something along:
function postxmlhttp(uri,obj)
{
var xmlhttp=getXMLHttpRequest();
xmlhttp.open("POST", uri, true);
xmlhttp.setRequestHeader("Content-Type", "application/xml;
charset=UTF-8");
var d=sendXMLHttpRequest(xmlhttp, serializeJSON(obj));
return d;
}
to the standard, as "other part" of "loadJSONDoc".
Thanks again for Mochikit!
Harald
PS: europython 2006 in CERN - early bird ends on friday this week. make
sure you are registerd, to learn Web 2.5 at the place Web 0.1 was
invented!
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