Oh, and to serialize your stuff, you can use the nifty serialize method
jQuery provides for the forms : http://docs.jquery.com/Ajax/serialize ;
basically you input a form, it outputs a JSON string containing its data.
Michel Belleville
2009/11/23 Michel Belleville
> Well, to store things clien
Well, to store things client-side you've already got it halfway, you know
how to store stuff.
Now you retrieve it the same way, except you don't pass the second
parameter.
var my_acorn = $('div').data('test');
Nothing tough here.
(that's all in the doc I've given you anyway)
Now if you wanted to
Hi Michael, could you elaborate a bit more. I am completely lost...
If I was to store the data as such ³ $("div").data("test", { first: 16,
last: "pizza!" });
. How would I retrieve that data from a remote server using .getJSON or
something similar?
Thanks for your help.
On 11/23/09 4:45 AM,
The jQuery way uses this method : http://docs.jquery.com/Data
Another is to hide an html element that holds your data, but you'll probably
like .data() better.
Michel Belleville
2009/11/22 Niche
> I have 2 servers, a front end and a backend. I cannot execute server
> side scripts on the front
I have 2 servers, a front end and a backend. I cannot execute server
side scripts on the front end server. I need to get information from
a form and pass it to my backend server. I must use Ajax for this. I
am doing this with jQuery. I would like to store the form field
information in JSON for
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