When i have the following global variable on my application start :
events = [];
Then if i go fetch something with ajax with the following simplified code snippet :
events[0] = [];
setTimeout(function fetchEventsThisWeek(){
$.ajax({
url: '/event/getEventsBetweenDates',
type: 'POST',
data : { from_date : currentweek.from_date.toString("yyyy-MM-d") , to_date : currentweek.to_date.toString("yyyy-MM-d"), limit : limit, offset : offset },
success: function(data) {
jQuery.each(data, function(index){
events[0].push(data[index]['attributes']);
});
offset = offset + limit;
entry_count = entry_count + data.length;
if(data.length < limit) { // We reached the end of the table so we don't need to call the function again
renderEvents(current, offset - limit, entry_count);
//Make sure the current next week button gets enabled because we are done with the results
} else {
renderEvents(current, offset - limit, offset);
setTimeout(fetchEventsThisWeek, 150); // There are more results, continue
}
}
})
}, 150);
This recursive function just fetches all events between two dates and keeps calling itself until there is no record in the db left. My problem is:
With the variable:
events[0] = [];
I want to specify the index of the array as my week entry. So if i look for a specific week, i can get all the entries that already have been fetched from my array by the array index.
My problem is, when i want to fetch more weeks, so for example:
events[1] = [];// Index 1 would represent the next week
The array just expands in size and all gets appended to the end, so i have one big array and not a multidimensional one. Why is this? And how can i achieve this behaviour?
Edit: Let me expand on my question.
I need several arrays of json objects in the events variable. So..
events[0] = [ /*contains array of json objects */];
events[1] = [ /*contains array of json objects */];
events[2] = [ /*contains array of json objects */];
Each array index represent 1 week. So index 0 is the current week, index 1 is week 1, index 2 is week 2 and so forth. I even want to do the following but i don't know if this is even possible:
events[-1] = [ /*contains array of json objects */];
Where the index -1 would be 1 week in the past. Could anybody let me know if this is possible?
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