I want to get some JSON that treats true/false like booleans instead
of strings -- this, they are unquoted.
Cake's JavaScript helper ($javascript->object) handles booleans
without quoting, but unless I specifically typecast the data as
boolean, it looks like a string.
$javascript->object has the ability to specify particular keys to be
left unquoted, such as
e($javascript->object($data=$cm,
$block=true,
$prefix='MJ.cm=',
$postfix=';',
$stringKeys=array('field1','field5')
));
This solution, though, doesn't seem any better than specifically type
casting in PHP since I still have to pick out all of the fields to be
unquoted. In fact, now I also have to specify each numeric field to be
unquoted.
So, I know how to get this working. I was wondering, though, if I am
missing a simpler approach. Knowing which fields are booleans seems
like the kind of automagic that cake is really good at.
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