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AjaxResponse for Symfony2

This repository contains an AjaxResponse implementation which allows you an easy-to-use Ajax implementation in the frontend (javascript) and backend (PHP).

The bundle does relies on the Symfony2 framework and JMS Serializer.

Installation

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Add the bundle to the AppKernel.php:

Implementation

This bundle is implemented automatically in the backend via the AjaxResponseListener. The frontend implementation should be done manually.

Frontend

First we should load the javascript files including jQuery, jQuery-ui, Pnotify and BlockUI.

or with assetic:

Then initialize the ajaxProtocol and blockUi widgets.

Usage

Backend

The AjaxResponse overrides the constructor of the Response object. Two additional parameters are added: type and data. The type is the most important part because it’s used by the ajaxProtocol.js to determine which action is expected. Example: the “modal” type opens a modal. The data parameter is used if you like to send additional data.

There are four types implemented:

The AjaxResponse contains 5 parameters: content, type, data, status and headers.

The content parameter contains the data of the type:

So, if you want to send a modal to the frontend your code should look like this:

And if you want to fire an event in javascript:

All possible AjaxResponse types:

Don't pre-serialize the data. The data is serialized to JSON by the AjaxResponseListener.

Frontend

You should use the AjaxProtocol widget to enable all advantages of the AjaxResponse. The AjaxProtocol widget handles modal, redirect and event triggering automatically. If you want to do something manual, override the successCallback and use the DATA type in the AjaxResponse object in the backend.

All options:

Just call an URL. The data parameters contains the POST or GET parameters and the type is default ‘POST’ but can be set to ‘GET’. The beforeSendCallback is a function callback and is executed before the AJAX call is made. The successCallback is a function callback and is executed as the AJAX call is successful. The failCallback is a function callback and is executed as the AJAX call has failed.

Example for a modal:

Example for an event:

Example for posting data:

Example when using dataTables:

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Requires jms/serializer-bundle Version *
symfony/http-foundation Version 3.4.*
symfony/http-kernel Version 3.4.*
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