Facility Control

Hi all,
Just a quick question on this topic.
What is the best way to see what the actual result is from the command:
ogscript.asyncPost("http://localhost:5201", JSON.stringify(command), null)

I'm trying to create a command "string" that has a lot of arguments that need to be sent by this command

Thanks for any help,
Jerry

Hi Jerry

Are you looking to see what the webserver returned or what the stringified version of your command looks like? In either case, the typical thing would be to write the response to ogscript.debug which will write to the openGear Debug Information View (Select from "Views" in the main application menu).

For the first one:

var strCommand = JSON.stringify(command);
ogscript.debug('STRING: ' + strCommand);
ogscript.asyncPost("http://localhost:5201", strCommand, null)

For the second one:

var strCommand = JSON.stringify(command);
ogscript.debug('STRING: ' + strCommand);
ogscript.asyncPost("http://localhost:5201", strCommand, function (result)
{
ogscript.debug('RESULT: ' + result);
});

Cheers

James

James
The second case is the one I'm looking for (to make sure the command(s) is formatted correctly. I'm not a programmer but I am making headway - Thanks again.

-Jerry

One more simple question... I've found a variety of related topics but all address my issue in more complex ways and as I've said, I'm not a programmer.

Simply, can I have a string variable in place of the TAKE in this constraint statement

<constraint key="0">TAKE</constraint>

The underlying concept is to have a person's name populate the toggle button

-Jerry