Converting files back to back returns the same result

[jeetdas]

I was converting multiple zipped shapefiles to geojson and if you call the loadshp multiple times, all of them return the results of the last call. This is really odd and I'm not sure if I'm doing something wrong.

Here is the method:

function loadShapeFile(fileLocation, mymap, L, temp) {
    loadshp({
        url: fileLocation,
        encoding: 'big5' // default utf-8
    }, function(geojson) {
        temp(geojson);
        L.geoJSON(geojson, {
            style: myStyle2
        }).addTo(mymap);
    });
}

and the calls are (The log is just to help debug what is going on):

loadShapeFile('/gis_assets/Conduits.zip', mymap, L, function(geo) {
    console.log(geo);
});

and

loadShapeFile('/gis_assets/Weirs.zip', mymap, L, function(geo) {
    console.log(geo);
});

Because the Weris.zip is the second call, both of them are logging the results of the second call:

Not sure what is going on, I'm looking into it more but I wasn't sure if others had run into the same problem.

[ClementRb]

I've got the same problem, it looks like the return of the loadshp function is called two time after converting an other zip file.

[thalesgb]

@ClementRb to solve the problem, you need to clean the variable inputData.
So in the function loadshp just add an inputData= {};

[ClementRb]

@thalesgb Thanks, it's working properly now.