I'm trying to correctly inject api's data into a html table, with jquery. What I'm missing, is the syntax to create recursively an id to a "tr" like that : <tr id=...></tr> in order to inject a row of data.…
I have used this tutorial and implemented infinite scrolling in django and that loads the pages. However my Ajax calls are working only in first page load and are not working in consequent lazy loads. I have followed this answer…
I am making a change password module where on click of edit-password button a modal shows-up where Old/current password form gets appended to modal-body where a user has to insert his current password on correct password entered, the new-password form…
I am using ajax for getting tabular format in my page. The problem is it was working, currently I encounter this problem My code $.each(res,function(index,row){ console.log(row.bookable); //{id: 2, slug: "dire_international_queen", organization_id: 1, roomtype_id: 5, no_bed: "2", …} console.log(row.bookable.slug); // it show…
I have a function which console logs the error in case error exist, I wish to send the same data back to HTML <div>. The <div> must only load in case of error and present user with the error msg.…
I have a MYSQL Table called users. I also have a column called online_status. On my page I want a user to be able to toggle their status as 'Online' or 'Offline' and have this updated in the database when…
My Node API returns a JSON object, the object is being displayed on HTML table. However, my Node app takes some time to process and return the data. So till the time data has being retrieved I want a spinner…
How to return data from success response? Here is my code: $.ajax({ async: 'true', url: 'https://exampleapi.com/product', type: 'GET', data: {page: idQuery}, success:(response => { var idQuery = response.number; }) }) the goal is to put the variable in response (idQuery)…
I am working on a flask application and there is this javascript function associated with a form function applyQueries() { // does some things if(currentCatalog != ''){ addCatalogFilters(currentCatalog); } $.ajax({ type: 'POST', url: "/applyQueries", contentType: "application/json", success:function(response){ // does some…
After many hours looking here and in other forums I tried a lot of ways to print a query data from JSON file into HTML. First I tried is XmlHttpRequest, I didn't get anything, and later I tried to print…