Sortserialize and hash output problem

  • Null

    (@null)


    16 years, 4 months ago

    Don’t know if anyone knows how this works, but I though, let’s give it a shot.

    I currently have the following code (javascript) to get a hash (for a plugin):

    function serialize(s)
{
	serial = $.SortSerialize(s);
	alert(serial.hash);
};

    Now this has the following output:
    sort3[]=links&sort3[]=images

    I want it to output:
    links,images

    How to do this?
    sort3[]= needs to be filtered
    & needs to replaced by ,

    I’ve tried things like:

    function serialize(s)
{
        serial = $.SortSerialize(s);
        alert(serial.hash);
        var hash = serial.hash;
        var temp = hash.replace(new RegExp( "sort3\[\]=", "gi" ),'');

    and

    function serialize(s) {
    serial = $.SortSerialize(s);
    var hash = serial.hash;
    var temp = hash.replace(/sort3\[\]=/gi,'');
    alert(serial.hash);
};

    But none worked 🙁 Hope you guys can help.

    Many thx,

    _Null

    ps 1: I am a noob so plz be gentle 🙂
    ps 2: For now I use the alert function to check/see the hash output, eventually I want to put it in a texfield/form to sent it to the db.

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  • Paul Bunkham (a11n)

    (@pabline)

    15 years, 10 months ago

    Don’t know if you’re still looking for a solution to this, but you should be able to get the desired output by doing something like:

    function serialize(s) {
    serial = $.SortSerialize(s);
    var hash = serial.hash;
    var temp = hash.replace(/sort3\[\]=/gi,'').replace(/\&/g,',');
    alert(temp);
};

    and you can set the valud of a form field by swapping the alert call with something like:

    $('input[id=FORMFIELDID]').val(s)
    Paul Bunkham (a11n)

    (@pabline)

    15 years, 10 months ago

    Oops, that’s wrong the last line should have read:

    $('input[id=FORMFIELDID]').val(temp);

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