If I had to guess, I'd say that when you serialize the data (using
PHP) that you need to set the name to the actual name of the form
field.
So instead of:
rel_doc_id:["30", "31", "288"]
You would do:
"rel_doc_id[]":["30", "31", "288"]
Since the deserialize plugin currently can't infer the weird PHP
syntax, it's possible that you might have to roll it yourself.
--John
On 1/26/07, Snook <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> BTW-- I'm still waiting a reply!
>
> I did hack a solution for the time being:
>
> $("form select").attr("name", $("form select").attr("id"));
> alert($(FormContainer + " form select").attr("name"));
> $("form").deserialize(json.record);
> $("form select").attr("name", $("form select").attr("id") + '[]');
>
>
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