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how to refresh html table and other data in the same script with AJAX

I need your help.

In javascript, I call a php page with AJAX to create a map (openstreetmap) and just after I call an other php page with AJAX to refresh a HTML table. It works but I want to use a single AJAX call to create my map and refresh mys table in the same time. Is it possible and if yes can I have your help ? The first PHP page and the second PHP page use exactly the same request Mysql to retrieve data.

This is my javascript code :

 $.ajax({
 type: "GET",
 url: './api/req1.php',
 data: { Zdate: Zdate
            },
            cache: false,
            success: function(data) {
                ZMesmarkeurs.clearLayers(); // on supprime tous les markeurs avant d'en ajouter
                var markerArray = []; // on dƩclare le tableau qui va recevoir les markeurs
                var dataResult = JSON.parse(data);
                /* on crƩer les markeurs si on en a */ 
                if (dataResult) {
                    for (var key in dataResult) {
                        if (dataResult.hasOwnProperty(key)) {
                            var LatClient = dataResult[key].LatClient;
                            var LongClient = dataResult[key].LongClient;    
                            if (LatClient && LongClient){
                                /* on affiche le markeur avec l'info client dans la popup */
                                L.marker([LatClient, LongClient]).addTo(ZMesmarkeurs).bindPopup('retour GPS').bindPopup(dataResult[key].Nom_Clients+ " "+dataResult[key].Prenom_Clients+"<BR>"+dataResult[key].Adresse+"<BR>"+dataResult[key].Code_postale+" "+dataResult[key].Ville);
                                markerArray.push([LatClient, LongClient]); // on ajoute les markeurs dans le tableau
                                //map.fitBounds([[dataResult[key].LatClient, dataResult[key].LongClient]]);
                            }
                        }
                    }
                map.fitBounds(markerArray); // on centre la carte sur les markeurs
                }
            }
        });
        // recherche de tous les rendez-vous de la journƩe indiquƩe
        // pour les afficher dans le tableau de gauche
        $.ajax({
            url: "./api/Req2.php",
            type: "GET",
            cache: true,
            data: { ZdateRDV: ZdateRDV },
            success: function(data) {
                $('#TableGPSTech').html(data);
            }
        });
    }

Is it possible to use only one AJAX call to create my map an refresh my html table ?

I hope I have been clear.

Thank's a lot for your help.

REGARDS.



source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/68154376/how-to-refresh-html-table-and-other-data-in-the-same-script-with-ajax

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