Table.loadFromJSON

Loads rows from a JSON string into the table. The JSON string must be formatted as per the following example (which is split into multiple rows for clarity):

 "{
  rows:
   [
    {Name:Smith, Age:31, StartDate:1459206000000},
    {Name:Mendez, Age:23, StartDate:1462306000000},
    {Name:Jones, Age:45, StartDate: null}
   ]
 }"   
 

This represents a Javascript object with a single "rows" property which contains an array of table rows where each row contains columnName:value property pairs. Any value that can be specified for a column's value property can be used, see Field#setValue(Object). Columns with null values can be either excluded completely or "null" can be specified as the column value as per the example above. The #toJSON() methods can be used to generate a JSON string with this format from an existing table.

This method does not delete any existing rows that might exist in the table. If this is required #resetTable() should be called first.

Examples:

 var jsonString = "{rows:[{Name:Smith, Age:31, StartDate:1459206000000}, {Name:Mendez, Age:23, StartDate:1462306000000}]}"  
 tables.ORDERS.loadFromJSON(jsonString);
 tables.ORDERS.control.scrollToTop();             //scroll to the top of the table