gee, that kinda like serialize, in jQuery core. serialize()
Serializes a set of input elements into a string of data. This will serialize all given elements. A serialization similar to the form submit of a browser is provided by the form plugin. It also takes multiple-selects into account, while this method recognizes only a single option. Returns String On 5/7/07, Tamm Sjödin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I found a solution on my own... why didn't I try this before? data='{u:"'+$('#loginname').val()+'",p:"'+$('#loginpassword').val()+'",r:"'+$('#loginremember').val()+'"}'; becomes data='u="'+$('#loginname').val()+'"&p="'+$('#loginpassword').val()+'"&r="'+$('#loginremember').val()+'"'; I'd love some comments on this as a solution, it seems to work but... is it like legit? (it does work now though) Cheers, Tamm Sjödin On 7 May 2007, at 00:30, Tamm wrote: Hi I'm feeling very stupid asking this but here goes: I'm sending something like this $.post("/scripts/login.php",{u:"USER",p:"PASS",r:"STAY"},function(txt) {$("div#"+div).html(txt);}); but the php $_POST[''] array get's no data... now please tell me how stupid I am :)
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