jquery after capturing JSON using Zy_tmpl to generate pull-down menu _php tips

The first time I wrote an article about Appcan development, and someone wrote about jquery or native Ajax interacting with JSON, I wrote a little bit about the example of a Drop-down menu that I used when I was using jquery to get JSON in my development process. Zy_tmpl

The part of the PHP server that generates JSON does not write that much, it is to enter an array $res, and then

Copy Code code as follows:

echo $_get[' Jsoncallback ']. "(" . Json_encode ($res). ")";

In the Appcan template, first add a drop-down menu, my menu is:

<!--drop-down list starts-->
<div class= "Ui-has-label" >
  <label class= "Ui-select" > select Complex:</label>
  <div class= "Ui-select" >
    <div class= "ui-btn ui-btn-icon-right ui-btn-corner-all ui-btn-b" >
      <span class= "Ui-btn-inner ui-btn-corner-all" >
        <span class= "Ui-btn-text" > Floor name </span>
        < Div class= "Ui-li-link-alt ui-btn ui-btn-corner-right Ui-shadow" >
        <span class= "Ui-icon ui-icon-arrow-d Ui-icon-shadow "></span>
        </div>
      </span>
      <select name=" LC "id=" LC " selectedindex= "0" id= "select-choice-0" onchange= "Zy_slectmenu (this.id)" >
        data loading, please wait
      </select>
    </div>
  </div>
</div>
<!--drop-down List end-->

Then add in:

function Getlq () {
  $.getjson (' http://localhost/json.php?jsoncallback=? '), function (data) {
    var tmpl= ' < Option value= "${buildingid}" >${BuildingName}</option>;
    $ ("#lc"). HTML ("");
    $ ("#lc"). Append (Zy_tmpl (Tmpl,data,zy_tmpl_count (data));
  })

This enables the implementation of the GETLQ () in onload or onchange, onclick, and the update of the Select.

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