REST query for 2 lists

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Hi All.
I am triyng to get items from 2 lists ('Инструкции' and "'test')at the same time and the put them into a table on a page.
Now I have working solution for one list - 'Инструкции' (see example below).
I am using SharePoint 365.
I am not a developer. So if you can please reply with code (not just saying "you need to do this and this".
Thanks.

$(document).ready(function() {  
    loadMyItems();  
});  
  
function loadMyItems() {  
        var oDataUrl = "https://site.example/_api/Web/Lists/GetByTitle('Инструкции')/items?$select=Title,EncodedAbsUrl,Device,Related_x0020_application,Key_x0020_words&$filter=(ShowOnSearchPage eq 'Yes')&$top=5000";  
    $.ajax({  
        url: oDataUrl,  
        type: "GET",  
        dataType: "json",  
        headers: {  
            "accept": "application/json;odata=verbose"  
        },  
        success: mySuccHandler,  
        error: myErrHandler  
    });  
}  
  
function mySuccHandler(data) {  
    try {  
        var dataTableExample = $('#table_id').DataTable();  
        if (dataTableExample != 'undefined') {  
            dataTableExample.destroy();  
        }  
        dataTableExample = $('#table_id').DataTable({  
            scrollY: true,  
            "aaData": data.d.results,  
            "aoColumns": [{  
                "mData": "Title",
                         "render": function(data, type, row, meta){
            
             return data = '<a href="' + row['EncodedAbsUrl'] + '">' + data + '</a>';}

         },{  
                "mData": "Device",
"render": function( data, type, full, meta) {
if(!data){var returnText = "";}
else {var returnText = data.results;}
return returnText;	}			

         },{  
                "mData": "Related_x0020_application",
                         
         },{  
                "mData": "Key_x0020_words",
                         
           }
]  
        });  
    } catch (e) {  
        alert(e.message);  
    }  
}  
  
function myErrHandler(data, errCode, errMessage) {  
    alert("Error: " + errMessage);  
}

What I have tried:

Unfortunatelly I couldn't find an answer in Google.

Posted 22-Feb-18 1:04am

Member 13690884

Updated 1-May-18 3:37am

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Rajnarrayan Bose 22-Feb-18 10:26am

Why donot you create a Object and add 2 List on that object and pass that single object only ..

Member 13690884 22-Feb-18 12:38pm

Hello Rajnarrayan Bose.
As I said I am not a developer/programmer. I mean completely not a developer, even not a beginner. Everhyng what I can do is to make some minor changes in complete code.
So, I don't understand (don't know how to realize) your preposition.
If you can help, please introduce your solution in my code.
Thanks.

Rajnarrayan Bose 23-Feb-18 2:25am

I have posted the code below , From your API end do the needful what i have done , once you pass that from your api , you will get in javascript what u have written is correct .

Only u need to change the API end code as i have posted below

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Rajnarrayan Bose · Answer 1 · 2018-02-22T04:30:00

Solution 1

public  class ObjectToPass{

 public IList<ChildClass1> Class1{ get; set; }
 public IList<ChildClass2> Class2{ get; set; }

}

Return "ObjectToPass" object in this way u will get 2 List too.

Posted 22-Feb-18 4:30am

Rajnarrayan Bose

Member 13690884 · Answer 2 · 2018-02-26T02:50:00

Solution 2

Solution was provided here - javascript - SharePoint REST query for 2 lists - Stack Overflow

Posted 26-Feb-18 2:50am