JSON to MySQL

[zlhysong]

Hello,

I have a app where each page has an undefined number of tables (Meaning on one page we may have 3 tables and on another we may have 15). They are all dynamically populated with values from a MySQL Database, creating a template of sorts. The idea behind this app is to allow us to pull information into the page, modify it, then save it to a different location.

To accomplish this, each row in our tables contain Inputs, where the default value is the value found in the DB.

I have this part working properly.

What I am having problems with is when I try to save this job back to the database.

I am assuming I need some "for loop" to accomplish this using some variation of the following pseudocode:

for(tableIndex = 0; tableIndex < JSON.length; tableIndex++) {
    for(row = 0; row < totalRows; row++) {   
        val1.value = row[0]; //Where 0 would be column 1 value  
    }
};

I just don't know how to get there from here.

Any and all help would be greatly appreciated.

This is javascript, yet you've posted to the php forum. You mention JSON but give no info as to how this is supposed to be involved.

As this is your first post, please refer to this:

https://www.daniweb.com/web-development/php/threads/435023/read-this-before-posting-a-question

[zlhysong]

I did not realize that this was the PHP board, I came here from google and just clicked Ask new Question or whatever. And as far as hor JSON is involved, I am sort of guessing. I need to take the values from the tables and submit each row into the MySQL DB. I am assuming I need to take the values from the tables as JSON, and use PHP to submit them, but I don't know exactly.

For submitting data to a MySQL DB, you will definitely need a server-side language. How you pass the info to PHP (for example) is up to you. You can use a straight html form and send directly to the server or you can pass the data to javascript on submit click. The data in js can then be sent to a PHP file via an Ajax script. The upshot of Ajax is that it doesn't require a page refresh unlike the direct sending of a html form.

This is a straightforward script but not a small piece of work. It's beyond what I'm prepared to write from scratch in a help forum. Sorry. If you have a little play with some code, we'll certainly have a look at it and help you improve it.