Mashiane Expert Licensed User Longtime User Mar 9, 2019 #1 Hi there I've just become comfortable using the ExecuteCallBack method for BANanoSQL and thanks for this feature. I had earlier asked about using Php & MySQL and was pointed to Ajax and an example also provided. Thanks. I'm just about to explore these now fully as I need to persist data directly to a database. I'm wondering though, is it possible to implement an ExecuteCallBack for Php and also the Ajax functionality in a similar fashion for the BANanoSQL object? Thanks #JustAThought...
Hi there I've just become comfortable using the ExecuteCallBack method for BANanoSQL and thanks for this feature. I had earlier asked about using Php & MySQL and was pointed to Ajax and an example also provided. Thanks. I'm just about to explore these now fully as I need to persist data directly to a database. I'm wondering though, is it possible to implement an ExecuteCallBack for Php and also the Ajax functionality in a similar fashion for the BANanoSQL object? Thanks #JustAThought...
Kiffi Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Mar 9, 2019 #2 Take a look at BANano.CallInlinePHP() Upvote 0
Mashiane Expert Licensed User Longtime User Mar 9, 2019 #3 Kiffi said: Take a look at BANano.CallInlinePHP() Click to expand... Seemingly, if I have a lot of php functions to call, I will have to create a select case statement /if inside the only CallInlinePhpResult callBack method to detect the id. This might prove a code maintenance issue later on if my app becomes bigger. I'm just thinking perhaps such could be easier **if possible** Upvote 0
Kiffi said: Take a look at BANano.CallInlinePHP() Click to expand... Seemingly, if I have a lot of php functions to call, I will have to create a select case statement /if inside the only CallInlinePhpResult callBack method to detect the id. This might prove a code maintenance issue later on if my app becomes bigger. I'm just thinking perhaps such could be easier **if possible**
