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Prototype.JS form.serialize question

Asked by config1720 in JavaScript Frameworks, Asynchronous Javascript and XML (AJAX)

Tags: Prototypye.js, javascript, ajax

I have an application where the user builds a form field by field on demand. I am trying to pass this form data using Prototype.JS and its AJAX functions.

My problem is that once I pass the data to the receiving URL I don't know what's there. How can I evaluate what has been passed into it?

I hope this makes sense. Thanks.

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             function createNewInfogramTable(form){
	var url = 'createNewInfogramTable.cfm';
	var params = $(form).serialize(true);
	var myAjax = new Ajax.Request(
			url, 
			{
				method:'get', 
				parameters: params,		
				onFailure: showInfogramTableError,
				onSuccess: showInfogramTableCompleted
			});	
 
}
// How can I determine what has been passed (parameters: params)?

           
         

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Prototype.JS form.serialize question

Asked by config1720 in JavaScript Frameworks, Asynchronous Javascript and XML (AJAX)

Tags: Prototypye.js, javascript, ajax

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