Closed kkaiser1952 closed 2 years ago
Nicolas the above comment to my previous problem only solves my issue if I can pass a parameter to the submitData. I'm still something of a hack writing this code and try as I might and google for more help as I may I could not figure out how to pass a simple parameter to be used by the MySQL to get the data. The examples you have given are fantastic but my knowledge of extra syntax is not. Where/how is the parameter passed, its not in the submitData example near as I can tell.
Even when i hard code a value into the submitdata i get errors. This is my current code, please help me with the syntax to make this work.
$(".editfacility").editable("save.php", {
type : "select",
tootltip : "Facility names, click to edit...",
submit : "OK",
style : "inherit",
loadtype : "GET",
loadurl : "getListOfFacilities.php",
submitdata : {recordID : 95633},
//recordID = $(this).attr("id").split(':').pop();
//console.log("#108 recordID: "+recordID);
// }
});
Hello Keith,
Taken directly from the example page:
var submitdata = {}
submitdata['recordID'] = '95633'
$(".editfacility").editable("save.php", {
type : "select",
tootltip : "Facility names, click to edit...",
submit : "OK",
style : "inherit",
loadtype : "GET",
loadurl : "getListOfFacilities.php",
submitdata : submitdata,
});
My code: var submitdata = {};
submitdata['recordID'] = '95633';
$(".editfacility").editable("save.php", {
type : "select",
tootltip : "Facility names, click to edit...",
submit : "OK",
style : "inherit",
loadtype : "GET",
loadurl : "getListOfFacilities.php",
submitdata : submitdata,
});
The result: Uncaught TypeError: data is undefined and Uncaught SyntaxError: unexpected token '...'
both of the above from; [jquery.jeditable.js:50:201]
Even if/when this works the value of recordID must come from; submitdata['recordID'] = $(this).attr("id").split(':').pop();
Or
$(".editfacility").click(function(){ var recordID = $(this).attr("id").split(':').pop(); Or even if I says inside this click function. How do I get it out of the click function? submitdata['recordID'] = $(this).attr("id").split(':').pop(); });
On Jun 1, 2022, at 2:40 AM, Nicolas CARPi @.***> wrote:
Hello Keith,
Taken directly from the example page:
var submitdata = {} submitdata['recordID'] = '95633'
$(".editfacility").editable("save.php", { type : "select", tootltip : "Facility names, click to edit...", submit : "OK", style : "inherit", loadtype : "GET", loadurl : "getListOfFacilities.php", submitdata : submitdata, }); — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub https://github.com/NicolasCARPi/jquery_jeditable/issues/249#issuecomment-1143227421, or unsubscribe https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AA2FIHDMSWSLH5DMKEV75G3VM4HX5ANCNFSM5WZSZ7VA. You are receiving this because you authored the thread.
This works. Notice that i have to use 'loaddata' pointing to submitdata. BUT i still need to pull that value with $(this).attr("id").split(':').pop(); AND thant does not work. How do i get that value into editfacility?
This works up to but not including the save.php access. var submitdata = {}; $(".editfacility").click(function(){ var recordID = $(this).attr("id").split(':').pop(); submitdata['recordID'] = $(this).attr("id").split(":").pop(); console.log("@108 submitdata= object below "+recordID); console.log(submitdata); });
$(".editfacility").editable("save.php", {
type : "select",
tootltip : "Facility names, click to edit...",
submit : "OK",
style : "inherit",
loadtype : "GET",
loadurl : "getListOfFacilities.php",
loaddata : submitdata,
});
Hello Keith,
To pass extra parameters, use
submitData
. See "Complete example" on https://jeditable.elabftw.net/._Originally posted by @NicolasCARPi in https://github.com/NicolasCARPi/jquery_jeditable/issues/248#issuecomment-1128486987_