rp8 -_- wrote:
> Ukrit Himakoon wrote:
>> rp8 -_- wrote:
>>> One way is to save a serialized hash into the db and you can deserialize
>>> the saved hash object back to params.
>>>
>>> Regards,
>>>
>>> rp8
>>> ===
>>> http://lun.competo.com
>>
>> How to serialize would you m
Ukrit Himakoon wrote:
> rp8 -_- wrote:
>> One way is to save a serialized hash into the db and you can deserialize
>> the saved hash object back to params.
>>
>> Regards,
>>
>> rp8
>> ===
>> http://lun.competo.com
>
> How to serialize would you mind giving me some example.
rp8 -_- wrote:
> One way is to save a serialized hash into the db and you can deserialize
> the saved hash object back to params.
>
> Regards,
>
> rp8
> ===
> http://lun.competo.com
How to serialize would you mind giving me some example.
suppose that I've session['test'] wh
One way is to save a serialized hash into the db and you can deserialize
the saved hash object back to params.
Regards,
rp8
===
http://lun.competo.com
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Ukrit Himakoon wrote:
> So here's what I'm trying to do
> I'm going to store params variables into database.
> Here's what it's looklike.
>
>
> Data that store on my database --
> --- !map:HashWithIndifferentAccess
> "15": "1"
> "16": "1"
> 2-Medium: "0"
> 1-H
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