> Can you rename the control?
No I can't. Because the control's name is automatically assigned in
the rails framework.
If I rename the control's name, it will be caused another problem I
can't properly manage the value. But I can see the value in the server
side, when I make another test controller named "<input
name="test_name" type="text" /> instead of "name=branch[blalbla]"
I guess the server side procedure will be like this
ex) php ( even though the ruby syntax will be different, the way of
process will be same in terms of context. )
foreach (branch as $key => $value) {
// make query according to key and value pairs
// but when I meet key name "address", I get the null value.
}
Furthermore, I can get the whole value exactly as I typed in the web
page except the values that I set by jQuery's 'val' method.
On 10월24일, 오전6시31분, DanDan <dan.d...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I *think* you are probably right that the name of the input control is
> your problem:
>
> name="branch[address]"
>
> I wonder if your server side code is seeing the brackets escaped or
> unescaped.
>
> Can you rename the control?
>
> On Oct 23, 9:22 am, jacob <ygpa...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>
>
> > hello?
>
> > Today, I have met something odd experience during developing web
> > application based on Ruby on Rails and Jquery.
>
> > When I set some value by next code,
> > jQuery('#branch_address').val(address_val);
> > it seems to work as I expected. Because the value that I set by
> > jQuery's 'val' function appear on the chrome browser and other
> > browsers as well.
>
> > <input type="text" name="branch[address]" id="branch_address" />
>
> > But when I submit the form, I got the null value from the perspective
> > of server side.
>
> > I suspect this problem could be caused by the hash array like 'brach
> > [address]' but I can't verify the reason due to lack of my knowledge
> > about jQuery and javascript.
>
> > I expect anyone who have more experience to the jQuery and javascript
> > than me give some tip or any guide to me to overcome this obstacle.
>
> > looking forward for many knowledgeable people to consider this
> > problem.
>
> > Thanks a lot.
