marioizquierdo
commented
10 months ago It seems you expect the plugin to handle a different syntax. This plugin works with the syntax key[nested][nested].
Instead of key.nested.nested:
name="foo.bar.[0].prop"This plugin uses key[nested][nested]:
name="foo[bar][0][prop]"In addition, you need to tell the plugin to interpret the numbers as array indexes with the option useIntKeysAsArrayIndex:
$(myform).serializeJSON({useIntKeysAsArrayIndex: true});This will produce the expected serialization.
Is is possible to serialize the with the dot syntax key.nested.nested?
Currently not. But I am open to a pull request suggestion to incorporate this syntax with an option like {dotSyntax: true}. It seems this could be implemented without much effort on the internal method splitInputNameIntoKeysArray. Thanks!
Merenia
muhlisatac
GuillaumeMiet
I tried to use this library to serialize a complex form into json to send it as model in my controller but the list items are not serialized correctly.
Name exemple : foo.bar[0].prop Serialization :
"foo.bar" : { "0.prop" : "value1", "1.prop" : "value2", "2.prop" : "value3", }Should be :
"foo" : { "bar" : [ {"prop" : "value1"}, {"prop": "value2"}, {"prop": "value3"} ] }