thanks anyway
i foun a way to do it through this:
var myFunction = function() {
$("#myButton").click(function() {
if (confirm("are you sure?")){
arrayCheckBox = new Array;
$("input:checked").each(function(id) {
myVar = $("input:checked").get(id);
arrayCheckBox.push(myVar.value);
});
$.ajax({type: "POST",
url: "myScript.php",
data: "checkBox="+arrayCheckBox,
success: function(){
//alert("success");
$("#cont1").empty();
$("#cont2").fadeOut().empty();
$("#cont3").load("mpScript2.php", function(){
myFunction2();
});
$("#cont4").fadeIn(300).fadeTo(300, 1).fadeOut(300);
}
});
} else {
alert("not deleted");
}
});
}
hope it can help eveyone else
vitto
On Feb 14, 11:27 pm, andrea varnier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 14 Feb, 16:59, hcvitto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > data: what should i write here??? how should i send my
> > arrayCheckBox values??
>
> you have to use a map, an object containing name: value pairs.
> the names will be the names of the variables that the php script is
> expecting to receive.
> so if the script is wating for $_POST['checkBox1'],
> $_POST['checkBox2], etc...
> your object will look like this:
>
> {'checkBox1': 'true', 'checkBox2': 'true'....}
>
> to put an array into an object, the syntax is
>
> {'checkBox': [x, y, z, ...]}
>
> but I've never tried that, and I don't know if it works. you can try.
> just one note.
> these two lines:
>
> arrayCheckBox = new Array;
> arrayCheckBox = $("#selezionaCancella input:checked");
>
> don't work as you would expect. that is to say arrayCheckBox is not an
> array at the end.
> this selector $("#selezionaCancella input:checked") returns a jQuery
> object, which is not an array :/
> one way to get around that could be this.
>
> var toBeSent = {checkBox: []};
> $('#selezionaCancella:checkbox').each(function(index){
> if ($(this).is(':checked')) toBeSent.checkBox[index] = true;
> else toBeSent.checkBox[index] = false;
>
> });
>
> $.ajax({url:...,
> type: 'post',
> data: toBeSent,
>
> ....it's very late and I'm a bit tired, so maybe I wrote some cagate,
> but you should get the idea, I hope :)
