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I have two Javascript files and need to send an object arquivo1.js
to the arquivo2.js
via POST, this is possible?
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I have two Javascript files and need to send an object arquivo1.js
to the arquivo2.js
via POST, this is possible?
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What you’re trying to do doesn’t make much sense, if you’re dealing with Javascript, communicate via objects and functions. POST is an HTTP verb for communicating with the server. Making an analogy, it would be like using a cell phone to communicate with someone who is on your side.
Still, if you need to communicate via POST using Javascript only, there is a jQuery plugin called mockAjax. As the name says, it is used to simulate AJAX requests, especially at the beginning of the development of a web application, for unit testing or to maintain separate responsibilities - the front-end developer need not worry about what the back-up developerend will develop, it simulates server requests to be able to let the graphical interface work even without a server application. I made a fiddle with an example of this plugin, but the code is that simple:
$.mockjax({
url: '/url/servico',
dataType: 'json',
response: function (settings) {
// o parâmetro recebido do $.post
var param = settings.data;
this.responseText = {
umaPropriedade: 'random ' + Math.random(),
outraProp: settings.data.foo
};
}
});
var parametro = { foo: 'val'};
$.post('/url/servico', parametro, function(data) {
alert(data.umaPropriedade);
});
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Can you explain the functionality you’re implementing and where you need it? ajax between javascript files doesn’t make much sense ( unless you’re talking about Nodejs)
– Sergio
Well, it’s just that I’m generating several buttons through one
for
in theonclick
of it I want to send an object, but it hasn’t worked very well, only when I send a property only.– Jedaias Rodrigues