How to show the created array with objects in the dataTable ?

How to show the created array with objects in the dataTable ?

AlphaXAlphaX Posts: 6Questions: 1Answers: 0
edited February 2023 in Free community support

Hello ,
i have a problem to show an array with objects which i created before in my datatable.

i use this js code

function loadDataTable1(datas, walletAddress) {
    console.log("THEDATA", datas);
    $("#datatrades").DataTable({
        destroy: true,
        ordering: false,
        searching: false,
        responsive: true,
        pageLength: 5,
        lengthMenu: [ 5, 10, 25, 50, 75, 100 ],
        language: {
            lengthMenu: '_MENU_ &nbsp&nbspItems / Page',
        },
        data: datas,
        columns: [
            { data: 'foreignBlockchain' },
            { data: 'qortAmount' },
            { data: 'mode' },
            { data: 'creationTimestamp' }
        ],
    });
}

my data in console log is like this

[
    {
        "qortalCreator": "QZm6GbBJuLJnTbftJAaJtw2ZJqXiDTu2pD",
        "creationTimestamp": 1668707505965,
        "qortAmount": "2.00000000",
        "expectedForeignAmount": "0.01578000",
        "mode": "REDEEMED",
        "qortalPartnerReceivingAddress": "QiTygNmENd8bjyiaK1WwgeX9EF1H8Kapfq",
        "foreignBlockchain": "LITECOIN"
    },
    {
        "qortalCreator": "QZm6GbBJuLJnTbftJAaJtw2ZJqXiDTu2pD",
        "creationTimestamp": 1668942385405,
        "qortAmount": "2.00000000",
        "expectedForeignAmount": "0.01578000",
        "mode": "REDEEMED",
        "qortalPartnerReceivingAddress": "QiTygNmENd8bjyiaK1WwgeX9EF1H8Kapfq",
        "foreignBlockchain": "LITECOIN"
    },
    {
        "qortalCreator": "QZm6GbBJuLJnTbftJAaJtw2ZJqXiDTu2pD",
        "creationTimestamp": 1668889730556,
        "qortAmount": "2.00000000",
        "expectedForeignAmount": "0.01578000",
        "mode": "REDEEMED",
        "qortalPartnerReceivingAddress": "QiTygNmENd8bjyiaK1WwgeX9EF1H8Kapfq",
        "foreignBlockchain": "LITECOIN"
    },
    {
        "qortalCreator": "QZm6GbBJuLJnTbftJAaJtw2ZJqXiDTu2pD",
        "creationTimestamp": 1668422473193,
        "qortAmount": "2.00000000",
        "expectedForeignAmount": "0.01578000",
        "mode": "REDEEMED",
        "qortalPartnerReceivingAddress": "QiTygNmENd8bjyiaK1WwgeX9EF1H8Kapfq",
        "foreignBlockchain": "LITECOIN"
    }
]

but it just say No data available in table.

I am thankful for any help.

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  • allanallan Posts: 63,288Questions: 1Answers: 10,427 Site admin

    Seems to work just fine here: http://live.datatables.net/zoyoqubi/1/edit (note you might need to use Firefox at the moment to access that page - it isn't accessible through https yet).

    Please link to a test case showing the issue.

    Allan

  • AlphaXAlphaX Posts: 6Questions: 1Answers: 0

    Hello !
    Thanks for the answer my problem is here
    https://qortex.live/wallet.html#qortal/stats?address=QYi9HovnP5USccMPuqsur3PSvt6uRUbdwy

    When you click on the trades tab it dont show it

    What i make wrong there ?

  • tangerinetangerine Posts: 3,365Questions: 39Answers: 395

    Check your console error messages.
    For example: {"error":1401,"message":"Couldn't find PUT transaction for name wang, service THUMBNAIL and identifier qortal_avatar"}

  • AlphaXAlphaX Posts: 6Questions: 1Answers: 0

    Yeah this is normal error for the avatar from the api, even with no error it wouldn't show.

    sample link

    https://qortex.live/wallet.html#qortal/stats?address=QgUehK1193u5kGU76cZHP9zky5zHYDTZPw

    Is it maybe that i create the array before ?

    async function loadAddressTrades(walletAddress) {
        let obj = [];
        await $.ajax(API + "transactions/search?address=" + walletAddress + "&limit=0&confirmationStatus=BOTH&txType=AT&reverse=true").done(function(data) {
            tradesLength = data.length;
            $.each(data, function(index, value) {
                const myAtAddress = value.atAddress;
                $.ajax(API + "crosschain/trade/" + myAtAddress).done(function(data2) {
                    const newTrade = {
                        qortalCreator: data2.qortalCreator,
                        creationTimestamp: data2.creationTimestamp,
                        qortAmount: data2.qortAmount,
                        expectedForeignAmount: data2.expectedForeignAmount,
                        mode: data2.mode,
                        qortalPartnerReceivingAddress: data2.qortalPartnerReceivingAddress,
                        foreignBlockchain: data2.foreignBlockchain
                    }
                    obj.push(newTrade);
                });
            });
            $("#tradesCount").html(tradesLength);
        });
          loadDataTable1(obj, walletAddress);
    }
    
  • kthorngrenkthorngren Posts: 21,205Questions: 26Answers: 4,928

    The problem is not related to Datatables. Line 22 executes before all your ajax requests are complete so it calls loadDataTable1 with and empty obj array. You might need to move this statement between lines 20 and 21.

    Kevin

  • AlphaXAlphaX Posts: 6Questions: 1Answers: 0

    HMM the obj is not empty as i can see all rows in in console log.

    Which i call after loadDataTable1, here

    function loadDataTable1(datas, walletAddress) {
        console.log("THEDATA", datas);
        $("#datatrades").DataTable({
            destroy: true,
    
  • kthorngrenkthorngren Posts: 21,205Questions: 26Answers: 4,928
    edited February 2023

    Place a debugger breakpoint on lines 8 and 22. Reload the page. The browser will stop on line 22 first which calls the loadDataTable1 function. Click continue then the browser will stop on line 8, once for each row to populate the obj array. Ajax is asynchronous to keep the Javascript code running while waiting for the ajax response. Anything you want to happen after the response needs to be placed so its executed once the response is complete in the done function.

    See the jQuery Ajax() docs for details.

    Kevin

  • AlphaXAlphaX Posts: 6Questions: 1Answers: 0

    I moved it to line 20 and same result.

  • kthorngrenkthorngren Posts: 21,205Questions: 26Answers: 4,928
    Answer ✓

    Actually you are right. You have a nested ajax call within a loop. The nested ajax calls are still running after the done function of the first ajax call is executed. You will need to restructure the code. One option might be to init the Datatable with an empty data set before fetching the data then use row.add() to populate the table. Something like this:

    async function loadAddressTrades(walletAddress) {
        let obj = [];
        loadDataTable1(obj, walletAddress);
        var table = $("#datatrades").DataTable();
        await $.ajax(API + "transactions/search?address=" + walletAddress + "&limit=0&confirmationStatus=BOTH&txType=AT&reverse=true").done(function(data) {
            tradesLength = data.length;
            $.each(data, function(index, value) {
                const myAtAddress = value.atAddress;
                $.ajax(API + "crosschain/trade/" + myAtAddress).done(function(data2) {
                    const newTrade = {
                        qortalCreator: data2.qortalCreator,
                        creationTimestamp: data2.creationTimestamp,
                        qortAmount: data2.qortAmount,
                        expectedForeignAmount: data2.expectedForeignAmount,
                        mode: data2.mode,
                        qortalPartnerReceivingAddress: data2.qortalPartnerReceivingAddress,
                        foreignBlockchain: data2.foreignBlockchain
                    }
                    //obj.push(newTrade);
                    table.row.add( newTrade ).draw();
                });
            });
            $("#tradesCount").html(tradesLength);
        });
    }
    

    Kevin

  • AlphaXAlphaX Posts: 6Questions: 1Answers: 0
    edited February 2023

    Thanks so much @kthorngren !

    This shows now my table. ( Need learn a little more data tables )

    Olaf

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