function makeJQGridDataFromList(url) { var rowData; var viewPage = 0; var viewTotal = 0; var viewRecords = 0;
var resultObject;
$.ajax({ type:"GET", url:url, async: false, success:function(args){ if(args.result==true) { try { viewPage = args.cond.pageIndex; viewTotal = args.cond.recordCountPerPage; viewRecords = args.cond.totalCnt;
rowData = jsonMakeRowsForGrid(args.data); } catch (e) { console.debug("Error!"); alert("Invalid data"); return; } } else { alert("API return ERROR!"); return; } }, error:function(e){ alert("Fail AJAX communication"); return; } });
resultObject = { page : viewPage, total : viewTotal, records : viewRecords, rows : rowData };
return(resultObject); }
You can test the following method.
(In the other file (html or js))
var gridData = makeJQGridDataFromList(openAPIUrl);
console.debug(">> " + JSON.stringify(gridData));
You can see the gridData.