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Pass an array through jquery ajax

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I have jquery generating a list item with a couple of input fields when someone clicks on a particular link.The link looks like this:

I have jquery generating a list item with a couple of input fields when someone clicks on a particular link. The link looks like this:

<a href="#" id="add_sublink" data-sublink_count = "0">Click Here to add more sub links</a>

The jquery looks like this

$('#add_sublink').live("click", function(){

    var count  = $(this).attr('data-sublink_count');
    var form = "<li>Link Name:<br />" +
           "<input type='text' size = '40' id='sublinkname' name='sub_link_name_" + count + "' value=''/><br />" +
           "Link URL:<br />" +
           "<input type='text' size = '40' id='sublinkurl' name='sub_link_url_" + count + "' value=''/>" +            
           "</li>";


        $('#sublink_list').append(form);
        var newcount = ( Number(count) + Number(1) );
        $(this).attr('data-sublink_count', newcount)

    return false;                       

});

This is the html that it generates

<li>Link Name:<br>
<input type="text" value="" name="sub_link_name_0" id="sublinkname" size="40"><br>
Link URL:<br>
<input type="text" value="" name="sub_link_url_0" id="sublinkurl" size="40"><br>
</li>

Each time they click on the link a new list item is added. I am also counting them and putting the count on the name so each input item is unique.

I may have 1 or more list items with the input values in them. When a submit button is clicked then I am collecting the information with jquery and trying to send the information through ajax.

    $('.save_link').live('click', function() {
    var linkID = $(this).attr('data-link_id');

        $('#sublink_list').children().each(function(index) {
            var this_sublink_name = $(this).find('#sublinkname').val();
            var this_sublinkurl = $(this).find('#sublinkurl').val();        

            sub_array[index]['name'] = this_sublink_name;
            sub_array[index]['url'] = this_sublinkurl;                          

            var index = ( Number(index) + Number(1) );

        }); 

        //send the info
        $.ajax({
            url: 'update_link.php', 

            data: jQuery.extend(
                {linkID: linkID},                                           
                {sub_array: sub_array}),        
            type: 'POST',    
            success: function(results) {        
                if (results == "error"){
                    //then display an error                                                     
                }else{                          
                    //display开发者_如何学Go success                                                       
                }                                           
            }
        });


return false;
});

Everything works fine, but the ajax is not sending the array sub_array correctly.

I have read other places that suggest sending the array like this

{'sub_array[index][name]': 'value'} //value would be replaced with the actual value

But since the list items are dynamic, I don't know how many there will be, nor do I know the value.

I have also tried sending the data like this:

data: 'linkID=' + linkID +                                          
      '&sub_array=' + sub_array,

But it also did not work.

In this case, what is the best way to send a multi-dimensional array with an unknown number of array items, and unknown values?


Send subarray as JSON string to the backend, and decode it there as an array, try any JSON javascript library, http://www.json.org/

Another related question:

Why doesn't jquery turn my array into a json string before sending to asp.net web method?


I usually use the jQuery plugin AjaxForm which automatically sends all the data in a form to the ajax "endpoint". For this, you only need to do something like:

$('#yourForm').ajaxForm();

Which can be customized to your needs, of course.

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