RESOLVED ISSUE. It turns out my variable jnow was not initialized
correctly.
Thanks for all those who helped rattle my grey matter.
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On Oct 25, 12:51 am, Capt Spaghetti gene_august...@msn.com wrote:
I appreciate your assitance. I removed the
I appreciate your assitance. I removed the System.out.println(jnow);
statement from my program and I modified the server side php to
eliminate the first line and then I stepped through the program and
followed the Variables. When it grabs the data it is only grabbing the
data I need with
I was trying to get you to use the very nice Java debugger that comes with
Eclipse to see what's going on inside your code instead of
System.out.println(jnow); You could then simply inpect the value of the jnow
variable in the debugger.
Another tip is to set jnow to the string value you are
I was unable to get the code you suggested
(json_encode($topLevelArray, JSON_FORCE_OBJECT); ) to operate without
error.
I am using a php file and MySQL SELECT statements on my site to
present a series of organizations
which can be further reduced to a single organization. I am trying to
bring back
I removed html from the php file as suggested by Kostya Vasilyev and
changed the approach to retrieve the information. The new Android code
is as follows:
public void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
You should be able to get rid of the HTML, but it's tough to give you
advice when we don't know the web server setup.
If it's causing too many problems to get rid of the HTML, you can always
do other things. I had the same problem on one of my sites, and to get
the website admin to do
First thing I'd do is run the Android code with the debugger, breakpoint
just before the JSON code and inspect the result string.
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