I want to make a simple page display statistics. The rookie has one front end, but not the back end. I wrote a small case and ran it on github, but it was met with disappointment. I’m here to ask the experts from all walks of life. Let’s stop talking nonsense and get down to the code.
ajax:
<code>$.ajax({ url: 'php/index.php', type: 'get', dataType: 'json', data: {}, }) .done(function(dat) { console.log("2"); $(".header").html(dat.vp); }) .fail(function() { console.log("error"); }) .always(function() { console.log("complete"); });</code>
json:
<code>{ "vp":"0" }</code>
php:
<code> <?php $json_string1 = file_get_contents('../json/index.json'); $data = array(); $data = json_decode($json_string1, true); $data['vp'] = intval($data['vp']) + 1; $json_string2 = json_encode($data); file_put_contents('../json/index.json', $json_string2); echo $json_string2; ?></code>
The idea is that every time you enter a page and make a request, PHP will read and write json records (the database will not). But the ajax request fails every time. But the PHP request status code is 200.
How to export the entire file?
I want to make a simple page display statistics. The rookie has one front end, but not the back end. I wrote a small case myself and ran it on github, but it was met with disappointment. I’m here to ask the experts from all walks of life. Let’s stop talking nonsense and get down to the code.
ajax:
<code>$.ajax({ url: 'php/index.php', type: 'get', dataType: 'json', data: {}, }) .done(function(dat) { console.log("2"); $(".header").html(dat.vp); }) .fail(function() { console.log("error"); }) .always(function() { console.log("complete"); });</code>
json:
<code>{ "vp":"0" }</code>
php:
<code> <?php $json_string1 = file_get_contents('../json/index.json'); $data = array(); $data = json_decode($json_string1, true); $data['vp'] = intval($data['vp']) + 1; $json_string2 = json_encode($data); file_put_contents('../json/index.json', $json_string2); echo $json_string2; ?></code>
The idea is that every time you enter a page and make a request, PHP will read and write json records (the database will not). But the ajax request fails every time. But the PHP request status code is 200.
How to export the entire file?
Click on the index.php request to see what the response is and whether it meets the requirements
php language interpreter execution.
Install a wamp and test again.
Haha, the json data returned is obviously an object, but it has to be accessed using an array
$data['vp'] = intval($data['vp']) + 1; change to $data->vp = $ data->vp + 1;
My answer is absolutely correct, if you don’t believe me, give it a try
This should be a problem with the configuration of the web server, which does not parse the php file.
github does not have any server environment