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Tim Erickson edited this page Jun 2, 2019
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based on blodgett, with special attention to time
We have a MySQL database, blodgett, into which we have poured data we have already munged, having gotten it from the original source.
When the user clicks a "get data" button, the path goes like this:
- The button click invokes its handler (
blodgett.getDataButtonPressed
), which...- Gets the names of the attributes the user has chosen to import (array
tAtts
) - Gets the data from the database (
blodgett.DBConnect.getCasesFromDB( tAtts )
), which...- Assembles a
commands
object which contains the attribute names plus information on what times the user wants for the data - Sends those commands to the server ('blodgett.php'), which...
- Converts those commands (which come in as
$_REQUEST
) to a parameterized MySQL query ($query
and$params
) - Ships that query off to MySQL, which returns an associated array of the results
$out
- This gets encoded as json and returned to the js universe.
- Converts those commands (which come in as
- The returned json gets returned unchanged to the handler
- Assembles a
- The json from the database gets altered into the form needed by CODAP (
tCODAPCases
); this includes translating the names of the variables from the "database" names to the "screen" names. - This new object is sent to
blodgett.CODAPconnect.saveCasesToCODAP(tCODAPCases)
to be inserted into the CODAP document.
- Gets the names of the attributes the user has chosen to import (array