Your script won't work because it doesn't know what the var serial is. It's
an undefined variable and therefore, it outputs exactly that. Nothing.
Lets look at the source for the sortable demo...
function serialize(s)
{
serial = $.SortSerialize(s);
alert(serial.hash);
}
As you
Yes. This is quite easy. Simply do:
$(p#myseralhash).text(serial.hash);
Replace this would make:
p id=myserialhash/p
into:
p id=myserialhashSerialization info here!/p
kevdotbadger wrote:
ok ill be a lil shorter.
serial = $.SortSerialize('sortable1');
alert(serial.hash);
make the
