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VisualizaçõesJavascript : Table columns build dynamically with JSON datas. Row structure broken
I retrieve on my page 2 sets of data (json): 1: warehouses 2: items. With the first I wan't to create dynamically the TD's of my table after getting an Ajax search response from my view.
I want to create all TD for all warehouses available in the warehouses JSON and if a product has a stock on this warehouse PK, in the same time, I populate the QTY
tableBody.innerHTML += `
[...]
<td>${item.fournisseur__nom}</td>`;
JSON.parse(warehouses).forEach((wh) => {
tableBody.innerHTML += `
<td>
`;
for (let i = 0; i < item.sststock.length; i++) {
if (item.sststock[i].sst_id == wh.pk) {
tableBody.innerHTML += item.sststock[i].qty;
}
};
tableBody.innerHTML += `
</td>
`;
});
tableBody.innerHTML += `
<td>${item.qty}</td>
[...]
Alas, here the result :
I noticed that even if I remove the loop "for i", a <tr></tr> is inserted between the 2 <td> and when I put the loop back, between each <td>, a <tr> raises.
Any idea about the reason of this behaviour ?
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Despite multiple previous searches, I hadn't heard yet about insertRow() and insertCell() in JS.
Even if I still don't understand why innerHTML <td> didn't work, I changed my code with these 2 functions and result is OK.
const tableBody = document.querySelector('.table-body');
var newRow = tableBody.insertRow(-1); // -1 = at the end of the table
var newCell = newRow.insertCell(0); // 0 = at the 0 index
newCell.innerHTML = item.etat;
[...]
JSON.parse(warehouses).forEach((wh) => {
var newCell = newRow.insertCell(-1);
for (let i = 0; i < item.sststock.length; i++) {
if (item.sststock[i].warehouse_id == wh.pk) {
newCell.innerHTML = item.sststock[i].qty;
}
};
});