The previous blog wrote that using JavaScript to generate multiple sets of text, so that the input of the data is not displayed, now we need to write these input to the database, where the JSON passed in.
First, let's write the background on how to generate the data to be transferred
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function Generatedtb () {
Write
var txtname = document.getElementById ("Txtname"). Value;
Create an array
var dtb = new Array ();
Writes data to an array by looping and returns
for (var i = 0; i < firstgroup.length; i++) {
var row = new Object ();
Row. Name = txtname;
Row.fullmoney = Firstgroup[i].value;
Row.discount = Secondgroup[i].value;
Dtb.push (row);
}
return DTB;
}
function Generatedtb () {
Write
var txtname = document.getElementById ("Txtname"). Value;
Create an array
var dtb = new Array ();
Writes data to an array by looping and returns
for (var i = 0; i < firstgroup.length; i++) {
var row = new Object ();
Row. Name = txtname;
Row.fullmoney = Firstgroup[i].value;
Row.discount = Secondgroup[i].value;
Dtb.push (row);
}
return DTB;
}
Converts an array into a JSON string for incoming to the background:
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$ (function () {
Click Botton1
$ ("#lbtnOK"). Click (function () {
var url = "Discountmanger.aspx?ajax=1";
var dtb = GENERATEDTB ();
var strName = document.getElementById ("Txtname"). Value;
if (DTB = null)
{ }
else {
Serializing an Object
var postdata = json.stringify (DTB);
Asynchronous request
$.post (URL, {json:postdata}, function (JSON) {
if (JSON) {
Jbox.tip ("Add success!") "," hint ");
Location.reload ();
}
else {
Jbox.tip ("Add failed!") "," hint ");
Location.reload ();
}
}, "JSON")
}
});
});
$ (function () {
Click Botton1
$ ("#lbtnOK"). Click (function () {
var url = "Discountmanger.aspx?ajax=1";
var dtb = GENERATEDTB ();
var strName = document.getElementById ("Txtname"). Value;
if (DTB = null)
{ }
else {
Serializing an Object
var postdata = json.stringify (DTB);
Asynchronous request
$.post (URL, {json:postdata}, function (JSON) {
if (JSON) {
Jbox.tip ("Add success!") "," hint ");
Location.reload ();
}
else {
Jbox.tip ("Add failed!") "," hint ");
Location.reload ();
}
}, "JSON")
}
});
});
Actions in the background:
First, determine if you need to transfer data
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if (! IsPostBack)
{
To determine whether an asynchronous request
if (request.querystring["ajax"] = = "1")
{
ProcessRequest ();
}
if (! IsPostBack)
{
To determine whether an asynchronous request
if (request.querystring["ajax"] = = "1")
{
ProcessRequest ();
}
Here's what you do with the data:
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<summary>
Processing asynchronous requests
</summary>
private void ProcessRequest ()
{
Depositing the policy to be filled in
ArrayList arrdiscount = new ArrayList ();
Response.ContentType = "text/html";
String json = request.form["JSON"];
Deserializing a DataTable
if (JSON = = null)
{
Return
}
Else
{
DataTable NEWDTB = JSON2DTB (JSON);
for (int i = 0; i < NEWDTB. Rows.Count; i++)
{
Entity.strategydiscount enstrategydiscount = new Entity.strategydiscount ();
Discount Scheme name
Enstrategydiscount.name = Newdtb. rows[i]["Name"]. ToString ();
Store ID
Enstrategydiscount.shopid = long. Parse (LOGININFO.SHOPID);
Enstrategydiscount.fullmoney = Convert.todecimal (NEWDTB. rows[i]["Fullmoney"]. ToString ());
Enstrategydiscount.discount = Convert.todecimal (NEWDTB. rows[i]["Discount"]. ToString ());
Writing data to an array
Arrdiscount.add (Enstrategydiscount);
}
Writing data to a database
ISTRATEGYBLL strategy = new STRATEGYBLL ();
if (strategy. Addstrategydiscount (Arrdiscount))
{
Response.Write ("true");
Response.End ();
}
Else
{
Response.Write ("false");
Response.End ();
}
}
<summary>
Processing asynchronous requests
</summary>
private void ProcessRequest ()
{
Depositing the policy to be filled in
ArrayList arrdiscount = new ArrayList ();
Response.ContentType = "text/html";
String json = request.form["JSON"];
Deserializing a DataTable
if (JSON = = null)
{
Return
}
Else
{
DataTable NEWDTB = JSON2DTB (JSON);
for (int i = 0; i < NEWDTB. Rows.Count; i++)
{
Entity.strategydiscount enstrategydiscount = new Entity.strategydiscount ();
Discount Scheme name
Enstrategydiscount.name = Newdtb. rows[i]["Name"]. ToString ();
Store ID
Enstrategydiscount.shopid = long. Parse (LOGININFO.SHOPID);
Enstrategydiscount.fullmoney = Convert.todecimal (NEWDTB. rows[i]["Fullmoney"]. ToString ());
Enstrategydiscount.discount = Convert.todecimal (NEWDTB. rows[i]["Discount"]. ToString ());
Writing data to an array
Arrdiscount.add (Enstrategydiscount);
}
Writing data to a database
ISTRATEGYBLL strategy = new STRATEGYBLL ();
if (strategy. Addstrategydiscount (Arrdiscount))
{
Response.Write ("true");
Response.End ();
}
Else
{
Response.Write ("false");
Response.End ();
}
}
Here, we need to convert JSON into a DataTable.
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<summary>
JSON Goto DataTable
</summary>
<param name= "JSON" ></param>
<returns></returns>
Private DataTable JSON2DTB (string json)
{
JavaScriptSerializer JSS = new JavaScriptSerializer ();
ArrayList dic = JSS. Deserialize<arraylist> (JSON);
DataTable DTB = new DataTable ();
if (DIC). Count > 0)
{
foreach (dictionary<string, object> drow in dic)
{
if (DTB. Columns.count = 0)
{
foreach (String key in Drow. Keys)
{
DtB. Columns.Add (Key, Drow[key]. GetType ());
}
}
DataRow row = DtB. NewRow ();
foreach (String key in Drow. Keys)
{
Row[key] = Drow[key];
}
DtB. Rows.Add (row);
}
}
return DTB;
}
<summary>
JSON Goto DataTable
</summary>
<param name= "JSON" ></param>
<returns></returns>
Private DataTable JSON2DTB (string json)
{
JavaScriptSerializer JSS = new JavaScriptSerializer ();
ArrayList dic = JSS. Deserialize<arraylist> (JSON);
DataTable DTB = new DataTable ();
if (DIC). Count > 0)
{
foreach (dictionary<string, object> drow in dic)
{
if (DTB. Columns.count = 0)
{
foreach (String key in Drow. Keys)
{
DtB. Columns.Add (Key, Drow[key]. GetType ());
}
}
DataRow row = DtB. NewRow ();
foreach (String key in Drow. Keys)
{
Row[key] = Drow[key];
}
DtB. Rows.Add (row);
}
}
return DTB;
}
This allows the data to be written to the database without flushing.
Of course, if we have a DataTable read from the database, if it's shown in the foreground by JSON.
First, we need to convert the DataTable to JSON data
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<summary>
DataTable Turn JSON
</summary>
<param name= "DTB" ></param>
<returns></returns>
private String Dtb2json (DataTable dtb)
{
JavaScriptSerializer JSS = new JavaScriptSerializer ();
ArrayList dic = new ArrayList ();
foreach (DataRow row in DTB. Rows)
{
Dictionary<string, object> drow = new dictionary<string, object> ();
foreach (DataColumn col in DtB. Columns)
{
Drow. Add (Col. ColumnName, Row[col. ColumnName]);
}
Dic. ADD (drow);
}
Return JSS. Serialize (DIC);
}
<summary>
DataTable Turn JSON
</summary>
<param name= "DTB" ></param>
<returns></returns>
private String Dtb2json (DataTable dtb)
{
JavaScriptSerializer JSS = new JavaScriptSerializer ();
ArrayList dic = new ArrayList ();
foreach (DataRow row in DTB. Rows)
{
Dictionary<string, object> drow = new dictionary<string, object> ();
foreach (DataColumn col in DtB. Columns)
{
Drow. Add (Col. ColumnName, Row[col. ColumnName]);
}
Dic. ADD (drow);
}
Return JSS. Serialize (DIC);
}
and write back to the front desk.
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<summary>
Processing asynchronous requests
</summary>
private void ProcessRequest ()
{
Response.ContentType = "text/html";
String json = request.form["JSON"];
Deserializing a DataTable
DataTable NEWDTB = JSON2DTB (JSON);
Serializing a DataTable as JSON
String back = Dtb2json (NEWDTB);
Response.Write (back);
Response.End ();
}
<summary>
Processing asynchronous requests
</summary>
private void ProcessRequest ()
{
Response.ContentType = "text/html";
String json = request.form["JSON"];
Deserializing a DataTable
DataTable NEWDTB = JSON2DTB (JSON);
Serializing a DataTable as JSON
String back = Dtb2json (NEWDTB);
Response.Write (back);
Response.End ();
}
Receive display at foreground:
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$ (function () {
Click Botton1
$ ("#botton1"). Click (function () {
CreateTable (JSON);
});
});
Displaying data in JSON
function CreateTable (JSON) {
var table = $ ("<table border= ' 1 ' ></table>");
for (var i = 0; i < json.length; i++) {
O1 = Json[i];
var row = $ ("<tr></tr>");
For (key in O1) {
var td = $ ("<td></td>");
Td.text (O1[key].tostring ());
Td.appendto (row);
}
Row.appendto (table);
}
Table.appendto ($ ("#back"));
}
$ (function () {
Click Botton1
$ ("#botton1"). Click (function () {
CreateTable (JSON);
});
});
Displaying data in JSON
function CreateTable (JSON) {
var table = $ ("<table border= ' 1 ' ></table>");
for (var i = 0; i < json.length; i++) {
O1 = Json[i];
var row = $ ("<tr></tr>");
For (key in O1) {
var td = $ ("<td></td>");
Td.text (O1[key].tostring ());
Td.appendto (row);
}
Row.appendto (table);
}
Table.appendto ($ ("#back"));
}
This completes the JSON to the background data transfer and display the background data, of course, this transmission is only one of the transmission, if it is a simple string can be used to transmit with get and post, but JavaScript itself has unsafe and unstable rows, for some of the more important data, Suggest or find some more reliable methods.
