I have a working web service at http://localhost/RestService/GetTransactionByStatus/1. When I run that URL on my browser I'm getting the correct JSON-formatted response:
{
"transactionConcil" : "TRANSACTIONS OK",
"numTransactionConcil" : 0,
"transactionNoConcil" : "TRANSACTIONS NOT OK",
"numTransactionNoConcil" : 0
}
How can I manage this REST service in order to present the correct data in my browser using a web service? The data is going to be managed dynamically so the information that is going to be displayed depends on the ID (last param in the URL).
d3. csv() returns the data as an object. This object is an array of objects loaded from your csv file where each object represents one row of your csv file.
The function d3. json() is an asynchronous function that directly returns (with an undefined value I assume). Only when the data is received from the backend, the callback function you passed to it will be called.
Syntax: d3. json(input[, init]);
Look at the documentation. Here is an example:
d3.json('http://localhost/RestService/GetTransactionByStatus/' + id, function(data) {
console.log(data.transactionConcil);
});
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