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HI EJLD,

Unfortunatly nope, that's not clear at all even with your descriptions.

I can not find "complete" event handler from 2-nd step. But i see 2nd "Run javascript" that's run "blockText();".

http://prntscr.com/55sztt/direct

Also i don't know where your "blockText" function located.

Please make screen shots where we can see you use this ".innerHTML".

Regards.

you look like very picky on terminology. complete or success, is both triggered on completion anyway ...

as for where to find "my" blockText(); if you read again carefully my post, you'll find "FOM120_blockText_code" which is the name of the page.

... anyway I'll send you screen shots asap.

thks for your kind support

Thanks EJLD,

We will help as soon as we could understand how it implemented.

Regards.

I am preparing some screenShots.
however, in the mean time if you don't understand maybe ask your colleagues for help. it looks like simple for me who is a very beginner folk at the app stuff.
thk you for your efforts

Hi again,

here att'd are the step by step screenShots.

thk you for your time,
Eric

1/ Builder's UI page

2/ Event Tab showing the invoking the service

3/ on service success, the records are stringified in a localstorage

4/ on service success still, a function is triggered

5/ JS page of the function code

6/ JS code 2 steps which extracts the parts of texts in the LS to place them into their respective HTML blocks

Hi EJLD,

This time it's clear.

I analyzed your problem and here is results:

1 You receive response from server as pure JS object.

2 Then you stringify this object in to JSON string - http://prntscr.com/56454c/direct

3 When object converts to JSON string - it have some rules.. One of this rule - is escapes. See details here: http://www.json.org/

4 Then you get this string and cut some values from this string.. Actually this string contains escapings.

So:

You need:
1 Get JSON string and convert this string to pure JS object with following code:

pre

var textContents = localStorage.getItem("FOM"+CnTp+"textContents");
var textContentsObject = JSON.parse(textContents);

/pre

2 Now you can use "textContentsObject" as JS object. Navigate through it and get values you need. In this object all values should be correct.

Regards.

Hi, thk you very much for all that.
let me try.
hv a good day,
Eric

Hi There, make sure Yurii gets that msg !

Hi Yurii,
I used your code but it didn't work unfortunately. none of the txts got displayed in the UI's html components ... some error msgs when parsing with that JSON.parse. however, you gave me a good advice with the http://www.json.org/ . once the rule understood, I added some do-while code which parse the JSON string as a walk-through to remove all the backslashes inserted under that JSON rules in order to make it pure JS.

consequently, it works WELL !

all tables' titles centered over 2 columns appear so, as well as the indented single unit digits ... beautiful !

thks for the advice again!
Best
Eric

att'd is the additional code. simple but effective.