I have the following jquery posting to a php page. A var_dump($_POST);
on the php page returns null but if I do :
$.post("test.php", {"script" : script} );
everything works.
The reason I do not want to do it that way, is because the array can have variable arguments. Any help?
var arr = new Array();
arr["script"] = scrip;
arr["account"] = "max@hotmail.com";
arr["accounttag"] = "TH";
if (follow != "")
arr["followtag"] = follow;
if (join != null)
arr["join"] = join;
$.post("test.php", arr );
//{"script" : script, "account" : "max@hotmail.com", "accounttag" : "TH"}
//works if used instead of arr
///test.php
var_dump($_POST)
array 0{null};
Your var arr
should be an Object
not an Array
.
Try something like:
var data = {
script: scrip,
account: "max@hotmail.com",
accounttag: "TH"
}
if (follow != "")
data.followtag = follow;
if (join != null)
data.join = join;
$.post("test.php", data);
See http://api.jquery.com/jQuery.post/ for explanation of $.post
.