codefellows/sea-b15-javascript

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Robert Talamantez

@Talamantez

yes that's the problem i'm having

the console.dir prints out this:

{ locations: 
   [ { name: 'Portland',
       forecastUrl: 'http://www.wunderground.com/US/OR/Portland.html',
       iconUrl: 'http://icons-ak.wxug.com/i/c/k/cloudy.gif',
       weather: 'Overcast',
       temp: '54.1 F (12.3 C)' },
     { name: 'Bend',
       forecastUrl: 'http://www.wunderground.com/US/OR/Bend.html',
       iconUrl: 'http://icons-ak.wxug.com/i/c/k/partlycloudy.gif',
       weather: 'Partly cloudy',
       temp: '55.0 F (12.8 C)' },
     { name: 'Manzanita',
       forecastUrl: 'http://www.wunderground.com/US/OR/Manzanita.html',
       iconUrl: 'http://icons-ak.wxug.com/i/c/k/rain.gif',
       weather: 'Light Rain',
       temp: '55.0 F (12.8 C)' } ] }

Dale Corns

@dcorns

have your tried this.name instead of just name? As I understand it, that is the way it is done.

Robert Talamantez

@Talamantez

I will try that

hmm, yeah - I also tried just getting it to print anything based on the partials.weather.locations count, and that wouldn't come in either

so it looks like it's not seeing "par.wea.loc"

no success with 'this.name'

Dale Corns

@dcorns

Yes forgive my handlebars ignorance, but you assigning the locations object array to res.locals.partials.weather and console logging the same, but...

Robert Talamantez

@Talamantez

yeah - i addt ed a script in weather.handlebars to console.log 'partials' on the client - it says it's undefined

Dale Corns

@dcorns

is res.locals a global

how about res.locals.partials.weather.locations ?

Robert Talamantez

@Talamantez

yes it's looks like those are globals

Dale Corns

@dcorns

if they are, rather than writing a script you should be able to see res.locals try to auto complete when you start to type it in the console on the client side

Robert Talamantez

@Talamantez

yeah that's not coming up in the console

hmmm, yeah so the response object in the app goes back to through the handlebars template before it's rendered

Dale Corns

@dcorns

Probably not exactly, handlebars is all client side, I would think you would need some sort of a controller that is responsible for loading the template on the client side.

what is it that receives the response from the server success:

app.use is on the server side right?

Robert Talamantez

@Talamantez

ya app.use is on the server

Dale Corns

@dcorns

so you are making a get request with a callback for err or datareturned right?

Robert Talamantez

@Talamantez

I guess that's how it works - the handlebars template looks for a partials.weather object

the server sets res.locals.partials.weather to getWeatherData()

so all of this happens on the server side before it's sent to the browser i think

ooooooo, i'm using express 4 with the express 3 handlebars

(let me sort that out)

Dale Corns

@dcorns

This is an angular call $http.put('api/v_0_0_1/users/' + user._id, user)
.success(function(data) {
$scope.getAllUsers();
})

Robert Talamantez

@Talamantez

maybe i should just switch to angular right now :-D

Dale Corns

@dcorns

it is an http.put but the same kind of thing would hold for a get

no I dont think so

are you just using express without a framework?

I like that better, hold on a sec

Robert Talamantez

@Talamantez

ya -trying a pared-down method

node, express, hbs

Dale Corns

@dcorns

Let me take a quick look at my raw express code...Its a restful architecture right?

Robert Talamantez

@Talamantez

Dale Corns

@dcorns

Sorry dude, but I slept for a half hour last night and I'm running a little slow, and have so many projects in my dir that I cant find the example I was looking for. What is the script you have running on the client side?

Robert Talamantez

@Talamantez

hey man, it's cool - let me sort out this dependency issue - I'll set up a repo and link you when i've got it sorted out

thanks again man

Dale Corns

@dcorns

ok, I dont think it is the template, more than likely it is the restful that is the issue. You should at least be getting the res object back. Take a look at the network part of dev tools and do a refresh, that may help also.

Robert Talamantez

@Talamantez

ok cool

Dale Corns

@dcorns

good chating with you, Im sure you will figure it out.

Robert Talamantez

@Talamantez

thanks man - good to chat too - i'm sure i'll be back about it lol

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