Return response stored in variable/array

Posted: Wed Feb 23, 2011 2:03 pm

Hey all-

Working on getting a script working with my application but I'm running into a snag making a workaround.

Without going to far in depth... this script uploads files via flash and processes a queue doing such. It provides "onComplete" & "onAllComplete" callback functions.

Since the script only processes one file at a time, I can't attach "all" files to the email once it calls back to final processing with "onAllcomplete".

I know... it's confusing.

What I'm trying to learn now if it is possible... is how to store returned data to a variable or array (using jquery) and then pass that variable to my final processing to foreach(attach in the email script.

Point of it would be... since the upload script provides "onComplete" & "onAllComplete" callbacks... once the onComplete callback fires.. it adds the data to the variable/array (building my list) then the "onAllComplete" function will send that full list to the final processing script.

Posted: Wed Feb 23, 2011 2:35 pm

I only work in jQuery so that is what my possible solution will use. Try taking a look at this: http://api.jquery.com/jQuery.data/

Posted: Wed Feb 23, 2011 2:37 pm

Palbin wrote:

I only work in jQuery so that is what my possible solution will use. Try taking a look at this: http://api.jquery.com/jQuery.data/

Was just looking at that as you posted this. Wink

I just don't quite grasp how to overcome this issue... but I would imagine it's possible... I'm just not looking for the correct issue or don't know how to phrase the question.

Here is how the onComplete looks right now.

Code:

"onComplete"  : function(event, ID, fileObj, response, data) {


      var fName1 = fileObj.name;


      var fPath1 = fileObj.filePath;


      var fType1 = fileObj.type;


         if($("#fileN1").val() == "0") {


            $("#fileN1").val(fName1);


            $("#fileP1").val(fPath1);


            $("#fileT1").val(fType1);


            alert("File1");   


         }      


      alert("Completed");


    },

So what it does... is get the required information and store them in vars (then writes to input as it stands now)... but I "should" be able to store those in arrays and pass them on somehow.

Theoretical:

those "vars" would be like

var array1[] = fileObj.name;

etc etc. Then pass the array on to the final script. Thanks for the reply Palbin... I'll keep diggin. Wink

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Future seekers.... "JSON" is the way. Wink