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I have an autocomplete() function connected to a MYSQL database. The jquery is completely run of the mill: $(function() { $(".choose_venue").autocomplete({ source: "list_venues.php", minLength: 1 }); }); ...and if I manually add a query such as "list_venues.php?term=Ku" onto the URL of list_venues.php, then that page gives a appropriate response (such as the following): [{"name":"Fonderie Kugler"},{"name":"Kulturhaus Helferei"},{"name":"Kunstraum Walcheturm"}]So, a simple `input` such as the following *sh
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Please have a look at my json data to see what I want to do: [ { "weID": "-126555895", "size_h": "700", "size_w": "494", "images": [ { "imgID": "1535689403", "imgName": "1321865407" } ], "text": [ { "txtID": "-1892792786", "txtText": "4.99" }, { "txtID": "1583276033", "txtText": "$" } ] }, // i cant seem to loop through my data to get more results looking like this:{ "weID": "3444555435", "size_h": "500", "size_w": "294", "images": [ { "imgID": "-454646555", "imgName": "77774433" }, { "imgID": "1535689403", "imgName": "1321865407"
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Hi,Apologies if I'm doing something very obviously stupid here, I'm fairly new to this sort of thing. What I'm basically trying to do is crop a two dimensional array of coordinates to the same length as another array called from an sql database using php and then made useable in javascript via json_encode. The good news is that I've managed to accomplish this. The code below actually does this twice with the database information called in different orders so that I have two two-dimensional javascript arrays, each with an x and y coodinate tagged onto the end of each row. (For anyone who's inte
