Anyone know why posting an array in an Ajax Request would send the
prototype functions along with my data?
function sendWarnings() {
// Grab everything with the warning class name and add
// it's value to an array.
var warnings = new Array();
$$('.warning').each(function(x, index) {
warnings[index] = x.value;
console.log(x.value, index);
});
// Post the warnings and display the response
new Ajax.Request('ajax_send.php?tst=' + $('tst').value, {
parameters: warnings,
method: 'post',
onSuccess: function(transport) {
$('multi_send_rspnce').innerHTML = transport.responseText;
}
});
}
A simple print_r from PHP gives me both the data, and a bunch of
prototype's object functions. Any idea why I'd get those and not just
the data?
Here's an easier to read version: http://www.pastie.org/185523
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