Hi
I am having a problem because my forms are getting sent with multiple
values. The issue is that on my page there are multiple places where the
same formnames are used. So the post vars becomes like this:
Parametersapplication/x-www-form-urlencoded
answer280lesson75lesson75lesson75player_answer
quiz96quiz96streak7streak7streak7
Source
player_answer=&answer=280&streak=7&streak=7&streak=7&quiz=96&quiz=96&lesson=75&lesson=75&lesson=75
The above is created by>
jQuery('#add_quiz_option').submit(function() {
ajax('{{=URL(c='quiz',f='add_inline_answer')}}',
['description', 'is_correct', 'quiz', 'streak',
'lesson'], 'quiz_answers');
return false;
});
On the server I could do a check if they are lists and then chop them down,
but that is REALLY messy. Is this a design flaw from my perspective or is
there a way to solve this better than renaming the vars and them renaming
them to the matching corresponding database field names when the function
receives the request.vars?
Starting to get really messy in my code now because I use ajax/jquery calls
allot. I could rename the form names, but that forces me to rename them
again after I receive them at the server. Is there a simple way to tell
jQuery to only use the values from a specific FORM-name so it will not send
the same value 5 times?
Cheers
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