Hi Will,
Thanks for this, am not sure I understand though..
I don't really want to re-build the datastructure as the resultset $rs contains
all relationships used by the template.
What I want to achieve is send back $body (from my rendered TT) via JSON back
to my $.ajax.
Any example on how
Hi Roland,
On Wed, Apr 25, 2012 at 11:26 PM, Roland Philibert rphilib...@aptina.comwrote:
Hello all,
I’d like to render some HTML content being formatted from a TT view via
AJAX.
Can anybody recommend a way to do that please?
** **
The method I am using now for AJAX is REST
Hi Jason.
If I remove the end action and wite $body in the log, I do get what I want (ie
rendered html from my TT with its result variable).
...so your conclusion about not serializing the @content seems to be on the
right track.
...is this liked to what Will has suggested to get around
I do not understand this error at all. It is tacking the DB user name onto
the model name. Any hints why this is happening?
This is my list sub:
sub list :Local {
my ($self, $c) = @_;
$c-stash(accounts = $c-model('ORANGES::AccountView')-all);
$c-stash(template =
Hi Will,
In your previous suggestion you had:
while ( my $rec = $rs-next ) {
my %fields = $self-get_important_values( $rec
);
push @{ $json-{data} }, { %fields );
}
...what is
$rs-all returns an array so you should call it in list context like this.
$c-stash(
accounts = [ $c-model('ORANGES::AccountView')-all ]
);
no idea if that changesyour error msg but it is a start.
david
On 26 April 2012 21:05, Kenneth S Mclane ksmcl...@us.ibm.com wrote:
I do not understand
On Fri, Apr 27, 2012 at 12:03 AM, Roland Philibert rphilib...@aptina.comwrote:
If I remove the end action and wite $body in the log, I do get what I want
(ie rendered html from my TT with its “result” variable).
…so your conclusion about not serializing the @content seems to be on the
right
