jquery method of retrieving json data to realize province and city cascading_jquery

The example in this article describes the method of jquery retrieving json data to achieve province and city cascading. Share it with everyone for your reference. The details are as follows:

Using jQuery mobile as a framework for creating mobile web requires realizing the function of province and city cascading. The specific code is as follows (there are still areas that need optimization):

Html code:

In jQuery mobile, there is an input list attribute, followed by the 46f123cde83d803697776fce2fc9d45d tag. The 9d6d8dbb2ea8c7004513730b9c6a2e564afa15d3069109ac30911f04c56f3338 included in the middle is the option, which is equivalent to the input being present. For the function of drop-down list, of course, the input list name needs to be consistent with the id in the datalist.

<input id="province" list="prvlist" placeholder="省/自治区/直辖市" onblur="changeProvince();"> 
  <datalist id="prvlist"> 
 
  </datalist> 
  <input  id="city" list="citylist" placeholder="市" onblur="changeCity();"> 
  <datalist id="citylist"> 
 
  </datalist> 
  <input  id="area" list="arealist" placeholder="区"> 
  <datalist id="arealist"> 
 
</datalist>

js code:

js code, main functions

1. Extract json data and bind it to the provincial drop-down list

2. After the provincial input is selected, the municipal list will be automatically bound

3. The district level drop-down list is the same as the city level

<script> 
    $(function () { 
      getProvince();  //页面打开后，省级下拉列表自动绑定 
    }) 
    //获取省份 
    function getProvince() { 
      var Aid; 
      var Afather; 
      $.get('area_json0.txt', {}, function (data) { 
        for (var i = 0; i < data.length; i++) { 
          if (data[i].fatherId == 0) { 
            Afather += '<option id=" ' + data[i].id + '" value="' + data[i].name + '">'; 
          } 
        } 
        $("#prvlist").append(Afather); 
      } , 'json'); 
    } 
 
    function changeProvince(){ 
      var city; 
      var prv_val=$("#province").val(); 
      getJson(prv_val); 
    } 
    function changeCity(){ 
      var city_val=$("#city").val(); 
      getJsonArea(city_val); 
    } 
    function getJson(Name){ 
      var cityID; 
      $.get('area_json0.txt', {}, function (data) { 
        for (var i = 0; i < data.length; i++) { 
          if (data[i].name == Name) { 
            cityID=data[i].id; 
          } 
        } 
        setCity(cityID); 
      } , 'json'); 
    } 
    function setCity(val){ 
      var Acity; 
      var $listcity=$("#citylist"); 
      $.get('area_json0.txt', {}, function (data) { 
        for (var n = 0; n < data.length; n++) { 
          if (data[n].fatherId == val) { 
            alert(data[n].id); 
            Acity += '<option id=" ' + data[n].id + '" value="' + data[n].name + '">'; 
          } 
        } 
        $listcity.append(Acity); 
      } , 'json'); 
   } 
    function getJsonArea(Name){ 
      var areaID; 
      $.get('area_json0.txt', {}, function (data) { 
        for (var i = 0; i < data.length; i++) { 
          if (data[i].name == Name) { 
            areaID=data[i].id; 
          } 
        } 
        setArea(areaID); 
      } , 'json'); 
    } 
    function setArea(Aval){ 
      var Aarea; 
      var $listarea=$("#arealist"); 
      $.get('area_json0.txt', {}, function (data) { 
        for (var m = 0; m < data.length; m++) { 
          if (data[m].fatherId == Aval) { 
            alert(data[n].id); 
            Aarea += '<option id=" ' + data[m].id + '" value="' + data[m].name + '">'; 
          } 
        } 
        $listarea.append(Aarea); 
      } , 'json'); 
    } 
</script>

The code should be further optimized, so save the code for now.