Hi,
I'm currently doing a an AJAX call with #callback:value: where the value is a stringified JSON I built at client side and which on completion returns a script file. But the value payload is passed encoded in the URI, and this has a size limit.
Is there a way to do a callback:value: using POST instead of GET?
The call is something like this:
( html jQuery id: self tableId ) on: 'paste' selector: nil data: ( ( html jQuery ajax ) callback: [ :json | self pasteMatrix: ( WAJsonParser parse: json ) ] value: ( JSStream on: 'JSON.stringify(arguments[0])' ); onComplete: ( html jQuery ajax script: [ :s | self scriptValidatedReloadOn: s ] ) ) asFunction. call: (JSStream on: 'pasteHandler' )
And I'd like to have a POST based function that sends the JSON string in it's `data` payload instead.
Regards,
Appendix A:
`pasteHandler` is a custom function that detects if the contents being pasted into a text input are not a single value but instead are values copied from an Excel file, in tab separated format, and if so overrides the event propagation, creates a matrix (array of arrays), and calls the function passed to the `data:` parameter in the event handler.
Because the inputs are presented as separate <input> tags within a table, that's the only way I found to preserve the convenience of having separate inputs, but with the behavior of a single "grid" for pasting (and copying) data.
function pasteHandler(event){ var clipboardData, pastedData; var e = event.originalEvent; var matrix;
clipboardData = e.clipboardData || window.clipboardData; if (!clipboardData) return false;
pastedData = clipboardData.getData("Text"); matrix = tabMatrix(pastedData); if (isMatrix(matrix)) { // Stop data actually being pasted var point = pastePoint(e.target); var matrixHandler = event.data; if (matrixHandler) { e.stopPropagation(); e.preventDefault(); matrixHandler({"matrix": matrix, "point": point}); } } }
You can do
ajax type: 'POST'
and it will use POST insted of GET.
On Thu, Jun 21, 2018 at 10:07 AM, Esteban A. Maringolo <emaringolo@gmail.com
wrote:
Hi,
I'm currently doing a an AJAX call with #callback:value: where the value is a stringified JSON I built at client side and which on completion returns a script file. But the value payload is passed encoded in the URI, and this has a size limit.
Is there a way to do a callback:value: using POST instead of GET?
The call is something like this:
( html jQuery id: self tableId ) on: 'paste' selector: nil data: ( ( html jQuery ajax ) callback: [ :json | self pasteMatrix: ( WAJsonParser parse: json ) ] value: ( JSStream on: 'JSON.stringify(arguments[0])' ); onComplete: ( html jQuery ajax script: [ :s | self scriptValidatedReloadOn: s ] ) ) asFunction. call: (JSStream on: 'pasteHandler' )
And I'd like to have a POST based function that sends the JSON string in it's `data` payload instead.
Regards,
Appendix A:
`pasteHandler` is a custom function that detects if the contents being pasted into a text input are not a single value but instead are values copied from an Excel file, in tab separated format, and if so overrides the event propagation, creates a matrix (array of arrays), and calls the function passed to the `data:` parameter in the event handler.
Because the inputs are presented as separate <input> tags within a table, that's the only way I found to preserve the convenience of having separate inputs, but with the behavior of a single "grid" for pasting (and copying) data.
function pasteHandler(event){ var clipboardData, pastedData; var e = event.originalEvent; var matrix;
clipboardData = e.clipboardData || window.clipboardData; if (!clipboardData) return false;
pastedData = clipboardData.getData("Text"); matrix = tabMatrix(pastedData); if (isMatrix(matrix)) { // Stop data actually being pasted var point = pastePoint(e.target); var matrixHandler = event.data; if (matrixHandler) { e.stopPropagation(); e.preventDefault(); matrixHandler({"matrix": matrix, "point": point}); } } }
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I've tried several, way elaborated ways but didn't try the most elemental. :)
Thanks, it works as expected.
On 21/06/2018 12:59, Gabriel Cotelli wrote:
You can do
ajax type: 'POST'
and it will use POST insted of GET.
On Thu, Jun 21, 2018 at 10:07 AM, Esteban A. Maringolo <emaringolo@gmail.com mailto:emaringolo@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi, I'm currently doing a an AJAX call with #callback:value: where the value is a stringified JSON I built at client side and which on completion returns a script file. But the value payload is passed encoded in the URI, and this has a size limit. Is there a way to do a callback:value: using POST instead of GET? The call is something like this: ( html jQuery id: self tableId ) on: 'paste' selector: nil data: ( ( html jQuery ajax ) callback: [ :json | self pasteMatrix: ( WAJsonParser parse: json ) ] value: ( JSStream on: 'JSON.stringify(arguments[0])' ); onComplete: ( html jQuery ajax script: [ :s | self scriptValidatedReloadOn: s ] ) ) asFunction. call: (JSStream on: 'pasteHandler' ) And I'd like to have a POST based function that sends the JSON string in it's `data` payload instead. Regards, Appendix A: `pasteHandler` is a custom function that detects if the contents being pasted into a text input are not a single value but instead are values copied from an Excel file, in tab separated format, and if so overrides the event propagation, creates a matrix (array of arrays), and calls the function passed to the `data:` parameter in the event handler. Because the inputs are presented as separate <input> tags within a table, that's the only way I found to preserve the convenience of having separate inputs, but with the behavior of a single "grid" for pasting (and copying) data. function pasteHandler(event){ var clipboardData, pastedData; var e = event.originalEvent; var matrix; clipboardData = e.clipboardData || window.clipboardData; if (!clipboardData) return false; pastedData = clipboardData.getData("Text"); matrix = tabMatrix(pastedData); if (isMatrix(matrix)) { // Stop data actually being pasted var point = pastePoint(e.target); var matrixHandler = event.data; if (matrixHandler) { e.stopPropagation(); e.preventDefault(); matrixHandler({"matrix": matrix, "point": point}); } } } -- Esteban A. Maringolo _______________________________________________ seaside mailing list seaside@lists.squeakfoundation.org <mailto:seaside@lists.squeakfoundation.org> http://lists.squeakfoundation.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/seaside <http://lists.squeakfoundation.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/seaside>--
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You can change the
html jQuery ajax
to
html jQuery post
and it should POST the data.
Esteban A. Maringolo wrote
Hi,
I'm currently doing a an AJAX call with #callback:value: where the value is a stringified JSON I built at client side and which on completion returns a script file. But the value payload is passed encoded in the URI, and this has a size limit.
Is there a way to do a callback:value: using POST instead of GET?
The call is something like this:
( html jQuery id: self tableId ) on: 'paste' selector: nil data: ( ( html jQuery ajax ) callback: [ :json | self pasteMatrix: ( WAJsonParser parse: json ) ] value: ( JSStream on: 'JSON.stringify(arguments[0])' ); onComplete: ( html jQuery ajax script: [ :s | self scriptValidatedReloadOn: s ] ) ) asFunction. call: (JSStream on: 'pasteHandler' )
And I'd like to have a POST based function that sends the JSON string in it's `data` payload instead.
Regards,
Appendix A:
`pasteHandler` is a custom function that detects if the contents being pasted into a text input are not a single value but instead are values copied from an Excel file, in tab separated format, and if so overrides the event propagation, creates a matrix (array of arrays), and calls the function passed to the `data:` parameter in the event handler.
Because the inputs are presented as separate
<input> tags within a table, that's the only way I found to preserve the convenience of having separate inputs, but with the behavior of a single "grid" for pasting (and copying) data.
function pasteHandler(event){ var clipboardData, pastedData; var e = event.originalEvent; var matrix;
clipboardData = e.clipboardData || window.clipboardData; if (!clipboardData) return false;
pastedData = clipboardData.getData("Text"); matrix = tabMatrix(pastedData); if (isMatrix(matrix)) { // Stop data actually being pasted var point = pastePoint(e.target); var matrixHandler = event.data; if (matrixHandler) { e.stopPropagation(); e.preventDefault(); matrixHandler({"matrix": matrix, "point": point}); } } }
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This was the first thing I tried, but the "onComplete:" handler was not allowed in the options, I then tried some other stuff but caused a full page response).
Regards!
On 21/06/2018 14:07, Paul DeBruicker wrote:
You can change the
html jQuery ajax
to
html jQuery post
and it should POST the data.
Esteban A. Maringolo wrote
Hi,
I'm currently doing a an AJAX call with #callback:value: where the value is a stringified JSON I built at client side and which on completion returns a script file. But the value payload is passed encoded in the URI, and this has a size limit.
Is there a way to do a callback:value: using POST instead of GET?
The call is something like this:
( html jQuery id: self tableId ) on: 'paste' selector: nil data: ( ( html jQuery ajax ) callback: [ :json | self pasteMatrix: ( WAJsonParser parse: json ) ] value: ( JSStream on: 'JSON.stringify(arguments[0])' ); onComplete: ( html jQuery ajax script: [ :s | self scriptValidatedReloadOn: s ] ) ) asFunction. call: (JSStream on: 'pasteHandler' )
And I'd like to have a POST based function that sends the JSON string in it's `data` payload instead.
Regards,
Appendix A:
`pasteHandler` is a custom function that detects if the contents being pasted into a text input are not a single value but instead are values copied from an Excel file, in tab separated format, and if so overrides the event propagation, creates a matrix (array of arrays), and calls the function passed to the `data:` parameter in the event handler.
Because the inputs are presented as separate
<input> tags within a table, that's the only way I found to preserve the convenience of having separate inputs, but with the behavior of a single "grid" for pasting (and copying) data.
function pasteHandler(event){ var clipboardData, pastedData; var e = event.originalEvent; var matrix;
clipboardData = e.clipboardData || window.clipboardData; if (!clipboardData) return false;
pastedData = clipboardData.getData("Text"); matrix = tabMatrix(pastedData); if (isMatrix(matrix)) { // Stop data actually being pasted var point = pastePoint(e.target); var matrixHandler = event.data; if (matrixHandler) { e.stopPropagation(); e.preventDefault(); matrixHandler({"matrix": matrix, "point": point}); } } }
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