Hi Ben,
You can use the extend function:
$.extend(arr1, arr2);
arr2 is now part of arr1.
The difference comes because you are dealing with 2 object literal arrays
(objects), and as such have to handle them as objects.
Regards
Lee
benjamin_p wrote:
>
>
> Hi,
>
> I'm trying to use the $.get Operation with multiple input arrays for
> the parameters list.
>
> This is no problem:
> $.get('http://...', {key: 'value'}, function() {});
>
> But how do I merge two Arrays and send them as one parameter list? For
> example somehow like this:
>
> $.get('http://...', arr1.concat(arr2), function() {});
>
> Thanks for your help!
>
> Ben
>
>
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