24 Mar
2015
24 Mar
'15
6:34 p.m.
For step 1:
Don't print
the JSON directly. You'll have escaping
issues. In order to ensure the generated JSON
is valid you should
build the JSON in memory
(using Velocity/Java maps, arrays and basic
types) and then serialize it:
$jsontool.serialize({
"greeting": "Hello",
"location": "World"
})
I agree but one* purpose was to use Vincent example on
this page: http://extensions.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Extension/Output+JSON
Perhaps we (who?) need to modify both pages?
For step 4:
Don't hard-code the page URL and use the 'get'
action
instead of 'view' to avoid
adding view statistics entries.
var url = new
XWiki.Document('JsonHello',
'Sandbox').getURL('get');
Thxs I was too lazy to take too long time to find JS
function. :-)
Also, to avoid the need to
URL-encode the request parameters you
should
pass them using an object not a string.
var params = {
'xpage': 'plain',
'outputSyntax': 'plain'
};
$.get(url, params,
function(data) {
...
});
Yes thxs you
=> I uploaded/update my page
(The worst is that I hate JS) :-)
Pascal B
Hope this
helps,
Marius
On Fri, Mar 20, 2015 at 8:26 PM, Pascal BASTIEN
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wrote:
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Here, I provided an simple Ajax example to
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This mail on this list to validate that
what I wrote is the best way (like suggest
Vincent)
Thxs.
Pascal
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