I'm looking for the best way to pass php array to javascript.
I'm making a RPG, and when they login, I'd like to return their saved data from database and store in an array on javascript side:
To get data, I do:
$.getJSON("php/CRUD.php", {"_functionToRun" : ""},
function (returned_data) {
game.data.dataArray.push(returned_data.split(" "));
log("1: " + game.data.dataArray); //output: `1: 120,mymap2`
log("2: " + game.data.dataArray[0]); //output: `2: 120,mymap2`
}
);
PHP:
$qry =
'SELECT *
FROM userstats
WHERE id_user_fk ="' . $_SESSION['userid'] . '"
LIMIT 1';
$result = $mysqli->query($qry) or die(mysqli_error($mysqli));
while ($row = $result->fetch_assoc()) {
$message = $row['experience'] . $row['levelname'];
}
echo json_encode($message);
1) Is this the best way to get a set of values into a js array?
2) Why can't I access a certain data element of game.data.dataArray
using game.data.dataArray[0]
.
These give the same output of 1: 120,mymap2
log("1: " + game.data.dataArray);
log("2: " + game.data.dataArray[0]);
Should returned_data.split(" ")
split the returned string into two array elements?
EDIT: Okay I've done echo json_encode($message);
and it returns with quotes, but still returns same results for game.data.dataArray
and game.data.dataArray[0]
1: "120,mymap2"
2: "120,mymap2"
I've also changed the function to $.getJSON
Changed again to
$qry =
'SELECT *
FROM userstats
WHERE id_user_fk ="' . $_SESSION['userid'] . '"';
$result = $mysqli->query($qry) or die(mysqli_error($mysqli));
while ($row = $result->fetch_assoc()) {
$array[] = $row['experience'] . $row['levelname'];
die(json_encode($array[]));
}
and JS is:
$.getJSON("php/CRUD.php", {"_functionToRun" : ""},
function (returned_data) {
game.data.dataArray.push(returned_data.split(" "));
log("1: " + game.data.dataArray);
log("2: " + game.data.dataArray[0]);
}
);
Outputs:
Uncaught melonJS: level <br />
<font size='1'><table class='xdebug-error' dir='ltr' border='1' cellspacing='0' cellpadding='1'>
<tr><th align='left' bgcolor='#f57900' colspan="5"><span style='background-color: #cc0000; color: #fce94f; font-size: x-...<omitted>...nd
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