Thanks Ray,
I got it working finally with JSON.stringify and now i get that :
[[175,"Project I"],[176,"Project II"],[183,"Project III"]].
Now should i still use deserializeFromJSON method ? i have to attack the next
step which is updating project table based on ID
like
update project_name1 where id =175
AND
update project_name2 where id =176
.....
Molay
>Ah, no, you aren't sending JSON. The code you used here:
>
> data: {"data": handsontable.getData()}, //returns all cells' data
>
>ended up creating N (where N is some number) of form fields that CF saw as
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>data[0][]
>
>and so on. CF isn't going to like this. So what you need to do is convert
>the data to JSON on the client side first. You have 2 ways of doing this.
>
>In modern browsers, there is a JSON object. So you could do this:
>
>data: {"data": JSON.stringify(handsontable.getData())}
>
>But if you need to support older browsers, you will want to get a JSON
>library. Just Google - there are probably millions of em.
>
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