On Mon, Feb 27, 2012 at 4:52 PM, Vell <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Thanks for the quick response. That does give me a little more clarity
> but I guess my question was how do I define my variable with a value
> that is in params? When I do alert($("#params")) I get a response of
> object Object. When I do alert($(form.serialize())), I seem to get
> most of the params values except for the one that I want. It also
> doesn't look like its in an array so I can't chose the element that I
> want. Granted I am new to jquery and don't fully understand
> serialization and a great many other things. I believe the first alert
> is telling me that I can get to the entire params object using an id
> of params. But how do I get to the value within it to be able to
> specify my data variable in my $.ajax() statement? Sorry If I am not
> making much sense...
>
>
First of all, does #params is html? or you just put it there?
maybe if you just put something like
console.log($(form.serialize()));
and see what you're getting. (in chrome hit f12 and go to console, in
firefox use firebug)
params is a hash of all the data you are sending, its handled by rails not
as an html object
Javier Q.
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