tricky javascript situation

[iceanfire]

On the backend I have a python script that gets two pieces of
information from the database:
1. html
2. xml file

The javascript is supposed to :
1. inject the html file into a div
2. use the xml file to create markers on google maps

I want to avoid multiple calls to the database, so I was wondering, if
there was anyway I could get javascript to recieve both files at once
from python (and if it was possible for python to send two files in
one request).

I hope that makes sense, I didn't really know how to summarize it for
a brief subject line :-/

thanks in advance!

 

[Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn]

On the backend I have a python script that gets two pieces of
information from the database:
1. html
2. xml file

The javascript is supposed to :
1. inject the html file into a div
2. use the xml file to create markers on google maps

I want to avoid multiple calls to the database, so I was wondering, if
there was anyway I could get javascript to recieve both files at once
from python (and if it was possible for python to send two files in
one request).

You could embed the HTML markup declared as CDATA in the XML markup.

I hope that makes sense, I didn't really know how to summarize it for
a brief subject line :-/

That's a pity.


PointedEars

 

[Sister Ray]

You could embed the HTML markup declared as CDATA in the XML markup.


That's a pity.

PointedEars
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You could make the to calls, and join the result in a single XML:
<2callsin1>
<xmldata>......</ xmldata>
<htmldata>.....</ htmldata>
</ 2callsin1>

 

[Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn]

On the backend I have a python script that gets two pieces of
information from the database:
1. html
2. xml file
The javascript is supposed to :
1. inject the html file into a div
2. use the xml file to create markers on google maps
I want to avoid multiple calls to the database, so I was wondering, if
there was anyway I could get javascript to recieve both files at once
from python (and if it was possible for python to send two files in
one request).

You could embed the HTML markup declared as CDATA in the XML markup. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
[...]

You could make the to calls, and join the result in a single XML:
<2callsin1>
<xmldata>......</ xmldata>
<htmldata>.....</ htmldata>
</ 2callsin1>

What is your purpose in just reiterating what I said, but in gibberish and
invalid code, while foolishly continuing to quote signatures, despite my
previous explicit asking you to stop doing that?


Score adjusted

PointedEars

 

[optimistx]

Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn wrote:
....

What is your purpose in just reiterating what I said, but in
gibberish and invalid code, while foolishly continuing to quote
signatures, despite my previous explicit asking you to stop doing
that?


Score adjusted

PointedEars

Would you pleas explain, what you mean by 'Score adjusted'?

What happens to you, if the signature is quoted? Do you become
ill, angry, get headace or something else? You have repeated
your command 'do not quote signatures' many times, so I might
help here somewhat:

'do not quote signatures'
'do not quote signatures'
'do not quote signatures'
'do not quote signatures'
'do not quote signatures'