Question

I am using jQuery, JavaScript and PHP. My Ajax.php file just displays the data. File test.php has assigns the value to a JavaScript function.

My problem is I am not able to get the values that are assigned by test.php, from getList(data).

Is anything wrong with my logic? What do I do to get the values assigned by test.php to get displayed in the getList() function?

$.ajax({     type: 'POST',     url: 'ajax.php',     data: 'id=' + id  ,     success: function(data){         $('#response').html(data);             if(flag != 0){                 flag = 0;                 $.get('test.php', function(data){                     alert('Data Loaded: ' + data);                     getList(data);                 });              }         } //Success     }); //Ajax 

And test.php has the following.

<?php     print '<script language='javascript'>';     print ' temp[temp.length]=new Array('STA-VES','East',4500);';     print ' temp[temp.length]=new Array('STA-CRF','West',5400);';     print '</script>'; ?> 

My JavaScript function has:

var temp=new Array(); getList(){     alert(temp.length);     for(var i=0; i<temp.length; i++){         var val = temp[i];     }  } 

Answer 1

The below code will output the values you require into JSON that when reconstructed will resemble your array:

<?php     echo json_encode(array(         array(             'STA-VES',             'East',             4500         ),         array(             'STA-CRF',             'West',             5400         )     )); ?> 

Then your jQuery code can parse the response back into a JavaScript object.

<?php     json_encode(array(         array(             'STA-VES',             'East',             4500         ),         array(             'STA-CRF',             'West',             5400         )     )); ?>  <script type='text/javascript'>     $.getJSON('test.php', function(json){         // Access object         for(var i = 0; i < json.length; i++) {             alert(json[i][0]);             alert(json[i][1]);             alert(json[i][2]);         }     }); </script>