Hi Colin...
You know, this *is* an open-source project... i.e. we don't always
have the time...
So please don't take the lack of answers personally.
Honestly, I haven't followed the toQueryString debate myself to
closely... so I can't really voice an opinion.
Regarding nested arrays and the like, why not use the toJSON methods
for those, BTW ?
I've built these so we could easily serialize DOM elements using them
like so:
Element.addMethods('input', {
toJSON: function(element) {
element = $(element);
return Object.toJSON(element.name) + ': '
element.getValue().toJSON();
}
});
etc...
and then:
Element.addMethods('form', {
toJSON: function(element) {
return '{' + $(element).getElements().each(Object.toJSON).join(',
') + '}';
}
});
The above's untested - obviously - just an idea of what I had in mind.
Regards,
Tobie
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