You can also create a Hidden form field for each value in the Array.
Something like this :
for(var i = 0 ; i < theArray.size ; i++)
document.writeln("<INPUT TYPE='HIDDEN' NAME='theArray_'" + i + "'
VALUE='" + theArray[i] + "'>");
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> Andrew,
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> I used the exact same approach my in my action class, the array from
request is yielding null...
> Any clues..
> Thanks so much!
>
> Andrew Hill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I usually concatenate the array into a single string (using a delimiter
such
> as a comma) and then put this value into a single field. In my actionform
I
> have a getter (under different property name) that returns it as an array
> (using the delimiter to explode the string).
>
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> Subject: how to submit javascript variable of array type
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>
> I now have a javascript array var, and I need to submit it by a form to an
> action class, how can I achieve this?
>
> Thanks&Regards
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