Thank you. the answer was very clear for me to solve it.
one another question is about Bruno's answer about storing data in session
using dictionary.
I see that appending works for adding new orders but what if you place an
order that's already placed in session? I know how to compare one word at a
time, but with my knowledge, I don't know how to find if it's same order
and increase only the quantity if it finds one. any help? I will try my
best to figure it out by tonight though!
Thank you!
On Mon, Mar 26, 2012 at 9:12 PM, Anthony <abasta...@gmail.com> wrote:
> var data = $('.info input[type=\'text\', ....)
>> alert(data) // it shows pid=8&topping=1&topping=3&... on and on
>> I have a problem on this line
>> How can I send the serialized values by using ajax to the python method?
>> This is what I wrote
>> /////
>> ajax('{{=URL('tester',vars=**dict(data=data))}}',,box-**content');
>>
>
> That won't work because dict(data=data) is Python code that is executed
> on the server, and "data" is a Javascript variable defined in the client
> (after the Python code has already been executed). Anyway, if the values
> are in form input elements, the ajax() function will handle the serializing
> for you -- you just have to list the names of the input elements as the
> second argument:
>
> ajax('{{=URL('tester')}}', ['pid', 'topping'], 'box-content')
>
> Anthony
>
>
