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Is there a way to manipulate the response on server-side?
Weird
@babytiger0929 So, what you suggested works on the front-end, but not the server-side. :point_up: 29 mei 2020 22:34
success: function(response) {
var items = $(response).find('.item');
for (var i = 1; i <= items.length; i++) {
$('.item')[i].replaceWith(items[i]);
}
}I can traverse the DOM and replace everything on front-end, but the items are no longer in sync with the server and database. It's as if the PHP foreach code is lost.
success: function(response) {
var newDoc = document.open("text/html", "replace");
newDoc.write(response);
newDoc.close();
}This is the only code that works and everything is synced with the server and database. But it writes the full source code. I just want to write the piece that fetches from the server in the PHP foreach loop and still have it synced.
So, that's what I'm dealing with.
@babytiger0929 Hey there. It took me a while to notice that the scripts stopped running after the AJAX call. I had to delegate all my jQuery event handlers by changing
('#id').on('click', function(){}) to (document).on('click', '#id', function(){}). Now trying to get my vanilla JS to work though. But thanks, your code worked.
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let makeNewTask = async function(ToDo, email){
let doc = await UserModel.findOne({"email":email}, async (err, doc)=>{
doc.data.tasks[ToDo.ObjectID] = await ToDo;
console.log(doc);
await doc.save();
return doc;
})
await doc.save((err, doc)=>{
if(err) console.erro(err)
else console.log("Saved with no errors...")
});
}
Anyone have any idea why my document isn't saving?
I can't figure it out for the life of me
I can't figure it out for the life of me
Ignore all the awaits, I was just trying to get it to work lol
There's no errors on save
It's updating the document with the data, but for some reason it refuses to save
There's no errors on save
It's updating the document with the data, but for some reason it refuses to save
@krisb1220
Okay, so I got it but..
I did it like this
let makeNewTask = async function(ToDo, email){
let ObjectID = ToDo.ObjectID;
let update = {
data: {
tasks: {}
}
}
update.data.tasks[`${ObjectID}`] = ToDo;
let doc = await UserModel.findOneAndUpdate({"email":email}, {
$set: update}, {upsert:true, useFindAndModify: false})
}
}And instead of just adding onto the nested object it completely resets the parent object (data) to only feature that task
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The only issue you'd run into is namespaces, right?
So if PhoneGap has a function labeled
$() like jQuery does, whichever script you link last will have hierarchy
because you can't select element created dynamically directly
@krisb1220
And if you find an issue, just rename the function in your source.
Or, even better
Create a variable that just renames the function. Ex
let newFunction = function(){
return conflictedFunction()
}
Although there's some mental gymnastics involved with making sure the original isn't available but the copy is, it shouldn't be super hard :)
I made a cool little VSCode snippet file that has the following snippets:
- Get route (!get)
- Post route (!post)
- Javascript/CSS/Basic comment block Comment Block (!cb)
- HTML Comment Block (!htmlcb)
- Express Boilerplate (!ebp)
@krisb1220
Okay so
I added a crap ton more, kinda went off LOL
I basically added anything that's repetitive that I've used so far in my current project
Here's the list:
Okay so
I added a crap ton more, kinda went off LOL
I basically added anything that's repetitive that I've used so far in my current project
Here's the list:
- Add comment block in Javascript ------ !cb
- Add comment block in Javascript ------- !htmlcb
- Bcrypt hash + return hash -------- !hash
- Compare bcrypt hash ----- !hashcompare
- Add a route with post|get and res.send|res.json|res.render ------- !route
- Add a post route res.send|res.json|res.render -------- !post
- Add a get with res.send|res.json|res.render ------ !get
- Axios post ----- !axpost
- Axios get ------- !axget
- Axios with get|post|put -------- !axios
- Require a module --- !reqmod
- Require an internal module --- !reqint
- Export a function -- exports.function = function(){} ---- !expfun
- Export a global variable -- exports.var = var ------ !expvar
- Export internal module.data -- exports.var = require("/data").data -----!expmod
- Mongoose.connect ------ !mongooseconnect
- App.use() -------- !use
- Init session -- App.use(session) with boilerplate options ------- !session
- Init passport -------- !passport
- Init session and passport in correct order -------- !sessionpassport
- Start express app -- const app = express() ------- !app
Link: https://gist.github.com/krisb1220/5763dd04853ce3ddec9e914551db8ec9
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