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I am working in web services applications which already exist.I am getting below response and saving response in result in controller.I need to show this as table format like,Status Code,Parameters, and response.How to bring json response to view as table in rails?




"{"statusCode":200,"parameters":[{"name":"Device.Description","value":"Gateway Device","dataType":0,"parameterCount":1,"message":"Success"}]}"




   respond_to do |format|

    format.json { render :json => result }

  end





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    I am working in web services applications which already exist.I am getting below response and saving response in result in controller.I need to show this as table format like,Status Code,Parameters, and response.How to bring json response to view as table in rails?




    "{"statusCode":200,"parameters":[{"name":"Device.Description","value":"Gateway Device","dataType":0,"parameterCount":1,"message":"Success"}]}"




       respond_to do |format|
    
    format.json { render :json => result }
    
  end





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      I am working in web services applications which already exist.I am getting below response and saving response in result in controller.I need to show this as table format like,Status Code,Parameters, and response.How to bring json response to view as table in rails?




      "{"statusCode":200,"parameters":[{"name":"Device.Description","value":"Gateway Device","dataType":0,"parameterCount":1,"message":"Success"}]}"




         respond_to do |format|
      
    format.json { render :json => result }
      
  end





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      I am working in web services applications which already exist.I am getting below response and saving response in result in controller.I need to show this as table format like,Status Code,Parameters, and response.How to bring json response to view as table in rails?




      "{"statusCode":200,"parameters":[{"name":"Device.Description","value":"Gateway Device","dataType":0,"parameterCount":1,"message":"Success"}]}"




         respond_to do |format|
      
    format.json { render :json => result }
      
  end





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          There are lots of better options using js libraries, but if you want to just use jquery, you should create the table using plain HTML (giving an id to the tbody). Then use js to create a string and concatenate it with every attribute you need, for instance:



          var tr = '<tr><td>';
          
tr += jsonResponse.firstAttribute;
          
tr += '</td><td>';
          
tr += jsonResponse.secondAttribute;
          
tr += '</td>';
          
...
          
$('#you-table-body-id').append(tr);


          by doing so you will concatenate this chunk of html containing the data you want to exhibit in your site.






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          • Thanks for your input.

            – Raja1983
            Jan 3 at 16:35



















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          The response you are saving in controller is in string format. To render it as JSON,You first need to parse it to JSON as following:



          JSON.parse("{"statusCode":200,"parameters":[{"name":"Device.Description","value":"Gateway Device","dataType":0,"parameterCount":1,"message":"Success"}]}")


          This will change it to:



          {"statusCode"=>200, "parameters"=>[{"name"=>"Device.Description", "value"=>"Gateway Device", "dataType"=>0, "parameterCount"=>1, "message"=>"Success"}]}


          You can render is as json:



          respond_to do |format|
          
  format.json { render json: JSON.parse(result) }
          
end





          share|improve this answer
























          • ok Thanks.Now displaying response in text area.I need to change as table format like status code ,Parameters.How to bring this as html table format?

            – Raja1983
            Jan 3 at 10:01













          • You want to show it in table?

            – Talha Junaid
            Jan 3 at 10:17











          • yes.I want show as table.

            – Raja1983
            Jan 3 at 10:26











          • You are using javascript to call this JSON returning action?

            – Talha Junaid
            Jan 3 at 10:31











          • yes.We are using java script.

            – Raja1983
            Jan 3 at 10:32












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          There are lots of better options using js libraries, but if you want to just use jquery, you should create the table using plain HTML (giving an id to the tbody). Then use js to create a string and concatenate it with every attribute you need, for instance:



          var tr = '<tr><td>';
          
tr += jsonResponse.firstAttribute;
          
tr += '</td><td>';
          
tr += jsonResponse.secondAttribute;
          
tr += '</td>';
          
...
          
$('#you-table-body-id').append(tr);


          by doing so you will concatenate this chunk of html containing the data you want to exhibit in your site.






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          • Thanks for your input.

            – Raja1983
            Jan 3 at 16:35
















          0














          There are lots of better options using js libraries, but if you want to just use jquery, you should create the table using plain HTML (giving an id to the tbody). Then use js to create a string and concatenate it with every attribute you need, for instance:



          var tr = '<tr><td>';
          
tr += jsonResponse.firstAttribute;
          
tr += '</td><td>';
          
tr += jsonResponse.secondAttribute;
          
tr += '</td>';
          
...
          
$('#you-table-body-id').append(tr);


          by doing so you will concatenate this chunk of html containing the data you want to exhibit in your site.






          share|improve this answer
























          • Thanks for your input.

            – Raja1983
            Jan 3 at 16:35














          0












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          There are lots of better options using js libraries, but if you want to just use jquery, you should create the table using plain HTML (giving an id to the tbody). Then use js to create a string and concatenate it with every attribute you need, for instance:



          var tr = '<tr><td>';
          
tr += jsonResponse.firstAttribute;
          
tr += '</td><td>';
          
tr += jsonResponse.secondAttribute;
          
tr += '</td>';
          
...
          
$('#you-table-body-id').append(tr);


          by doing so you will concatenate this chunk of html containing the data you want to exhibit in your site.






          share|improve this answer













          There are lots of better options using js libraries, but if you want to just use jquery, you should create the table using plain HTML (giving an id to the tbody). Then use js to create a string and concatenate it with every attribute you need, for instance:



          var tr = '<tr><td>';
          
tr += jsonResponse.firstAttribute;
          
tr += '</td><td>';
          
tr += jsonResponse.secondAttribute;
          
tr += '</td>';
          
...
          
$('#you-table-body-id').append(tr);


          by doing so you will concatenate this chunk of html containing the data you want to exhibit in your site.







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          answered Jan 3 at 15:41









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          • Thanks for your input.

            – Raja1983
            Jan 3 at 16:35



















          • Thanks for your input.

            – Raja1983
            Jan 3 at 16:35

















          Thanks for your input.

          – Raja1983
          Jan 3 at 16:35





          Thanks for your input.

          – Raja1983
          Jan 3 at 16:35













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          The response you are saving in controller is in string format. To render it as JSON,You first need to parse it to JSON as following:



          JSON.parse("{"statusCode":200,"parameters":[{"name":"Device.Description","value":"Gateway Device","dataType":0,"parameterCount":1,"message":"Success"}]}")


          This will change it to:



          {"statusCode"=>200, "parameters"=>[{"name"=>"Device.Description", "value"=>"Gateway Device", "dataType"=>0, "parameterCount"=>1, "message"=>"Success"}]}


          You can render is as json:



          respond_to do |format|
          
  format.json { render json: JSON.parse(result) }
          
end





          share|improve this answer
























          • ok Thanks.Now displaying response in text area.I need to change as table format like status code ,Parameters.How to bring this as html table format?

            – Raja1983
            Jan 3 at 10:01













          • You want to show it in table?

            – Talha Junaid
            Jan 3 at 10:17











          • yes.I want show as table.

            – Raja1983
            Jan 3 at 10:26











          • You are using javascript to call this JSON returning action?

            – Talha Junaid
            Jan 3 at 10:31











          • yes.We are using java script.

            – Raja1983
            Jan 3 at 10:32
















          0














          The response you are saving in controller is in string format. To render it as JSON,You first need to parse it to JSON as following:



          JSON.parse("{"statusCode":200,"parameters":[{"name":"Device.Description","value":"Gateway Device","dataType":0,"parameterCount":1,"message":"Success"}]}")


          This will change it to:



          {"statusCode"=>200, "parameters"=>[{"name"=>"Device.Description", "value"=>"Gateway Device", "dataType"=>0, "parameterCount"=>1, "message"=>"Success"}]}


          You can render is as json:



          respond_to do |format|
          
  format.json { render json: JSON.parse(result) }
          
end





          share|improve this answer
























          • ok Thanks.Now displaying response in text area.I need to change as table format like status code ,Parameters.How to bring this as html table format?

            – Raja1983
            Jan 3 at 10:01













          • You want to show it in table?

            – Talha Junaid
            Jan 3 at 10:17











          • yes.I want show as table.

            – Raja1983
            Jan 3 at 10:26











          • You are using javascript to call this JSON returning action?

            – Talha Junaid
            Jan 3 at 10:31











          • yes.We are using java script.

            – Raja1983
            Jan 3 at 10:32














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          The response you are saving in controller is in string format. To render it as JSON,You first need to parse it to JSON as following:



          JSON.parse("{"statusCode":200,"parameters":[{"name":"Device.Description","value":"Gateway Device","dataType":0,"parameterCount":1,"message":"Success"}]}")


          This will change it to:



          {"statusCode"=>200, "parameters"=>[{"name"=>"Device.Description", "value"=>"Gateway Device", "dataType"=>0, "parameterCount"=>1, "message"=>"Success"}]}


          You can render is as json:



          respond_to do |format|
          
  format.json { render json: JSON.parse(result) }
          
end





          share|improve this answer













          The response you are saving in controller is in string format. To render it as JSON,You first need to parse it to JSON as following:



          JSON.parse("{"statusCode":200,"parameters":[{"name":"Device.Description","value":"Gateway Device","dataType":0,"parameterCount":1,"message":"Success"}]}")


          This will change it to:



          {"statusCode"=>200, "parameters"=>[{"name"=>"Device.Description", "value"=>"Gateway Device", "dataType"=>0, "parameterCount"=>1, "message"=>"Success"}]}


          You can render is as json:



          respond_to do |format|
          
  format.json { render json: JSON.parse(result) }
          
end






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          answered Jan 3 at 9:57









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          • ok Thanks.Now displaying response in text area.I need to change as table format like status code ,Parameters.How to bring this as html table format?

            – Raja1983
            Jan 3 at 10:01













          • You want to show it in table?

            – Talha Junaid
            Jan 3 at 10:17











          • yes.I want show as table.

            – Raja1983
            Jan 3 at 10:26











          • You are using javascript to call this JSON returning action?

            – Talha Junaid
            Jan 3 at 10:31











          • yes.We are using java script.

            – Raja1983
            Jan 3 at 10:32



















          • ok Thanks.Now displaying response in text area.I need to change as table format like status code ,Parameters.How to bring this as html table format?

            – Raja1983
            Jan 3 at 10:01













          • You want to show it in table?

            – Talha Junaid
            Jan 3 at 10:17











          • yes.I want show as table.

            – Raja1983
            Jan 3 at 10:26











          • You are using javascript to call this JSON returning action?

            – Talha Junaid
            Jan 3 at 10:31











          • yes.We are using java script.

            – Raja1983
            Jan 3 at 10:32

















          ok Thanks.Now displaying response in text area.I need to change as table format like status code ,Parameters.How to bring this as html table format?

          – Raja1983
          Jan 3 at 10:01







          ok Thanks.Now displaying response in text area.I need to change as table format like status code ,Parameters.How to bring this as html table format?

          – Raja1983
          Jan 3 at 10:01















          You want to show it in table?

          – Talha Junaid
          Jan 3 at 10:17





          You want to show it in table?

          – Talha Junaid
          Jan 3 at 10:17













          yes.I want show as table.

          – Raja1983
          Jan 3 at 10:26





          yes.I want show as table.

          – Raja1983
          Jan 3 at 10:26













          You are using javascript to call this JSON returning action?

          – Talha Junaid
          Jan 3 at 10:31





          You are using javascript to call this JSON returning action?

          – Talha Junaid
          Jan 3 at 10:31













          yes.We are using java script.

          – Raja1983
          Jan 3 at 10:32





          yes.We are using java script.

          – Raja1983
          Jan 3 at 10:32


















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