Help pls with data-loadUrl

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I'm working on the next version of http://xenforo.com/community/threads/ragtek-registration-statistics.9689/

I have 2 tabs.
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Code:
<ul id="ragtektabs" class="Tabs tabs" data-panes="#ragtek > li">
    <li>
        <a href="admin.php?users/RegistrationStats">daily Stats</a>
    </li>
    <li>
        <a href="admin.php?users/RegistrationStatsmonthly">monthly stats</a>
    </li>
</ul>
<ul id="ragtek">
    <li id="daily">
        <table class="dataTable" id="stats">
            <thead>
            <tr>
                <th>{xen:phrase date}</th>
                <th>{xen:phrase stats_registrations}</th>
            </tr>
            </thead>
            <tbody>
            <xen:foreach loop="$stats" value="$stat">
                <tr>
                    <td>{xen:date $stat.date, 'M.Y'}</td>
                    <td>{$stat.registrations}</td>
                </tr>
            </xen:foreach>
            </tbody>
        </table>
    </li>
<li id="monthly" data-loadUrl="admin.php?users/RegistrationStatsmonthly">
..content.. will be replaced with ajax data
</li>
</ul>

my controller object:
PHP:
    private function getView($stats)
    {
        $viewParams = array(
            'stats' => $stats
        );

        return $this->responseView('Ragtek_RS_ViewAdmin', 'ragtek_user_registrationstats', $viewParams);
    }
My view object:
PHP:
class Ragtek_RS_ViewAdmin extends XenForo_ViewAdmin_Base{

    public function renderJson()
	{
        return XenForo_ViewRenderer_Json::jsonEncodeForOutput(array(
				'templateHtml' => 'test'));
    }
}
With firebug i can see, that the response contains json data, but there is no content under the tab. (normalery there would be test) or?


(Sorry for my english, i hope you can understand it^^)
 
You need to return a proper html string. Try...
PHP:
array('templateHtml' => '<p>Test</p>')

As it stands, the content which you return gets passed to $(), ie jQuery. If it doesn't look like a proper html snippet, jQuery will use it as a selector: $('test'), so it would now look for an existing tag named <test> and try to load its content in the tab pane! (Return h1 instead of test and see what happens)
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http://api.jquery.com/jQuery/

This might not be classed as a bug, I'm not sure. But it can be annoying when returning plain text for debugging purposes; for example, via responseMessage().
 
You need to return a proper html string. Try...
PHP:
array('templateHtml' => '<p>Test</p>')

As it stands, the content which you return gets passed to $(), ie jQuery. If it doesn't look like a proper html snippet, jQuery will use it as a selector: $('test'), so it would now look for an existing tag named <test> and try to load its content in the tab pane! (Return h1 instead of test and see what happens) ;)

http://api.jquery.com/jQuery/

This might not be classed as a bug, I'm not sure. But it can be annoying when returning plain text for debugging purposes; for example, via responseMessage().
oh man:(

if i had tried it with an template, instead of my f*cking "test" string, it would be finished allready:D
grrrrr

thx shadab for all the help!:)
 
I had to create my own view Object for this, which renders the json data.
That's now my code:
PHP:
   public function renderJson()
	{
        $this->_templateName = 'ragtek_registrationstats_table';
        $output = $this->_renderer->getDefaultOutputArray(get_class($this), $this->_params, $this->_templateName);

        return XenForo_ViewRenderer_Json::jsonEncodeForOutput($output);
    }


Maybe it's usefull to somebody^^
 
Actually you shouldn't need to do that explicitly. (Not even create a View class).
Just specifying the view name, template and parameters in your controller is enough.

PHP:
return $this->responseView('Pseudo_View_Class_Name', 'ragtek_registrationstats_table', $viewParams);

The JSON view render does the job of rendering the template and encoding the output params.
 
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