how to determine field type with serialize in jquery
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I want to send a serialized form through ajax, but I need to know which field is select, and which is text input, but not sure how I can work that.
$('#contact_filter_btn').click(function()
form = $('#contact_filter').serialize();
$.ajax(
type : 'POST',
url : '//'+base_url+'/ajax/contact-filter.php',
data : form,
success : function(data)
$('#customers_table').html(data);
);
);
Any ideas on how you can determine if the field was text or select? I dont mind making alterations to the html if that will help somehow
jquery forms serialization
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I want to send a serialized form through ajax, but I need to know which field is select, and which is text input, but not sure how I can work that.
$('#contact_filter_btn').click(function()
form = $('#contact_filter').serialize();
$.ajax(
type : 'POST',
url : '//'+base_url+'/ajax/contact-filter.php',
data : form,
success : function(data)
$('#customers_table').html(data);
);
);
Any ideas on how you can determine if the field was text or select? I dont mind making alterations to the html if that will help somehow
jquery forms serialization
asked Nov 11 at 7:31
Source
6282615
share your html code
– DPS
Nov 11 at 7:43
you can get all elements with$('select')and$('input')and use$.eachfor get data from those elements. then create JSON with those arrays and send it to URL
– mahradbt
Nov 11 at 7:46
You can just add the type to every input name, like :<select name="example1_select">,<input name="example2_text">,... and then in your back-end split each name by_to retrieve the real name and the type of it.
– AmirhosseinDZ
Nov 11 at 8:54
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I want to send a serialized form through ajax, but I need to know which field is select, and which is text input, but not sure how I can work that.
$('#contact_filter_btn').click(function()
form = $('#contact_filter').serialize();
$.ajax(
type : 'POST',
url : '//'+base_url+'/ajax/contact-filter.php',
data : form,
success : function(data)
$('#customers_table').html(data);
);
);
Any ideas on how you can determine if the field was text or select? I dont mind making alterations to the html if that will help somehow
jquery forms serialization
asked Nov 11 at 7:31
Source
6282615
I want to send a serialized form through ajax, but I need to know which field is select, and which is text input, but not sure how I can work that.
$('#contact_filter_btn').click(function()
form = $('#contact_filter').serialize();
$.ajax(
type : 'POST',
url : '//'+base_url+'/ajax/contact-filter.php',
data : form,
success : function(data)
$('#customers_table').html(data);
);
);
Any ideas on how you can determine if the field was text or select? I dont mind making alterations to the html if that will help somehow
jquery forms serialization
jquery forms serialization
asked Nov 11 at 7:31
Source
6282615
asked Nov 11 at 7:31
Source
6282615
asked Nov 11 at 7:31
Source
6282615
asked Nov 11 at 7:31
Source
6282615
asked Nov 11 at 7:31
Source
6282615
6282615
share your html code
– DPS
Nov 11 at 7:43
you can get all elements with$('select')and$('input')and use$.eachfor get data from those elements. then create JSON with those arrays and send it to URL
– mahradbt
Nov 11 at 7:46
You can just add the type to every input name, like :<select name="example1_select">,<input name="example2_text">,... and then in your back-end split each name by_to retrieve the real name and the type of it.
– AmirhosseinDZ
Nov 11 at 8:54
add a comment |
share your html code
– DPS
Nov 11 at 7:43
you can get all elements with$('select')and$('input')and use$.eachfor get data from those elements. then create JSON with those arrays and send it to URL
– mahradbt
Nov 11 at 7:46
You can just add the type to every input name, like :<select name="example1_select">,<input name="example2_text">,... and then in your back-end split each name by_to retrieve the real name and the type of it.
– AmirhosseinDZ
Nov 11 at 8:54
share your html code
– DPS
Nov 11 at 7:43
share your html code
– DPS
Nov 11 at 7:43
you can get all elements with
$('select') and $('input') and use $.each for get data from those elements. then create JSON with those arrays and send it to URL– mahradbt
Nov 11 at 7:46
you can get all elements with
$('select') and $('input') and use $.each for get data from those elements. then create JSON with those arrays and send it to URL– mahradbt
Nov 11 at 7:46
You can just add the type to every input name, like :
<select name="example1_select">, <input name="example2_text">,... and then in your back-end split each name by _ to retrieve the real name and the type of it.– AmirhosseinDZ
Nov 11 at 8:54
You can just add the type to every input name, like :
<select name="example1_select">, <input name="example2_text">,... and then in your back-end split each name by _ to retrieve the real name and the type of it.– AmirhosseinDZ
Nov 11 at 8:54
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I thought the easiest solution was just to change the names of the form fields. So I changes the names to $type.'_'.$name
This then allowed me to know what type it was, and I just strpos/substr them in php, to extra the type and remove that part from name?
answered Nov 11 at 9:07
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active
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oldest
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active
oldest
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up vote
0
down vote
I thought the easiest solution was just to change the names of the form fields. So I changes the names to $type.'_'.$name
This then allowed me to know what type it was, and I just strpos/substr them in php, to extra the type and remove that part from name?
answered Nov 11 at 9:07
Source
6282615
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
I thought the easiest solution was just to change the names of the form fields. So I changes the names to $type.'_'.$name
This then allowed me to know what type it was, and I just strpos/substr them in php, to extra the type and remove that part from name?
answered Nov 11 at 9:07
Source
6282615
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
I thought the easiest solution was just to change the names of the form fields. So I changes the names to $type.'_'.$name
This then allowed me to know what type it was, and I just strpos/substr them in php, to extra the type and remove that part from name?
answered Nov 11 at 9:07
Source
6282615
I thought the easiest solution was just to change the names of the form fields. So I changes the names to $type.'_'.$name
This then allowed me to know what type it was, and I just strpos/substr them in php, to extra the type and remove that part from name?
answered Nov 11 at 9:07
Source
6282615
answered Nov 11 at 9:07
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answered Nov 11 at 9:07
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answered Nov 11 at 9:07
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you can get all elements with
$('select')and$('input')and use$.eachfor get data from those elements. then create JSON with those arrays and send it to URL– mahradbt
Nov 11 at 7:46
You can just add the type to every input name, like :
<select name="example1_select">,<input name="example2_text">,... and then in your back-end split each name by_to retrieve the real name and the type of it.– AmirhosseinDZ
Nov 11 at 8:54