On lundi 21 décembre 2009, joe t. wrote:
> i may be misunderstanding the problem you're describing, but typically
> when you submit an array of values with the same field name, you want
> to use "[]" on the end of the field name. It's possible IE is
> submitting the array in its object form, which the server is seeing as
> string "[object]" and sending back untouched. If the fields are in
> your HTML, they need an attribute like:
> <input ... name="picts[]" />
> or if the data is managed by your script, and passed in the
> Ajax.Request as part of the parameters option, you still need to wrap
> the name into a string:
> { parameters: { "picts[]" : picts ... } }
>
> Sorry if that's on the wrong track.
Thanks for the explanation.
I was wondering: a better solution is may be to use json? What do you
sthink about?
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Frédéric
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