Using jquery.nestable.min.js
, I get a the following output:
[{"id":32},{"id":29},{"id":30}]
This current output is coming from the following code:
const myList = JSON.stringify(list.nestable('serialize'));
I need it to simply be:
32, 29, 30
End result is that I would like to read a normal array in PHP. I'm looking to either convert myList
to an array in Javascript and POST that array, or convert the current version of the object to an array inside PHP, whichever is most effective.
I've tried to use json_decode in PHP, but I get empty values. So I figured if I can just convert to a normal Array before sending it off to PHP, then it would be less of a hassle.
Thank you.
This may be duplicated, in which case, please point me to the best answer
Depending on whether you want an array (per your title), or literally 32, 29, 30
per your post:
console.log([{"id":32},{"id":29},{"id":30}].map(i => i.id))
console.log([{"id":32},{"id":29},{"id":30}].map(i => i.id).join(', '))
Which, with your example, is probably going to be:
const myList = JSON.stringify(list.nestable('serialize').map(i => i.id));
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If you just want an array of numbers, convert that output array of objects to array of numbers
var list = [{"id":32}, {"id":29}, {"id":30}];
var required = list.map(item => item.id);
console.log(required);
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