Hello all,
I’m trying to send some json data from the browser to the server using
prototype without success. On the server side ActiveSupport::JSON.decode
isn’t decoding the data.
Here is the code:
Javacript:
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Hello all,
I’m trying to send some json data from the browser to the server using
prototype without success. On the server side ActiveSupport::JSON.decode
isn’t decoding the data.
Here is the code:
Javacript:
click
On Jul 5, 3:06 pm, Hu Ma [email protected] wrote:
Hello all,
I’m trying to send some json data from the browser to the server using
prototype without success. On the server side ActiveSupport::JSON.decode
isn’t decoding the data.
What happens ? render :text => my_json might produce some odd output
since you’re just calling to_s on a hash which doesn’t do anything
very interesting. render :text => my_json.inspect() would produce more
readable output
Fred
Hello Fred,
Thanks for the answer but the problem remains.
The “render :text => my_json” part is just a debug line I added.
I’m interested in manipulating the json data before sending an answer to
the browser.
I’ve done what you said but my_json.inspect() returns the same output.
From what I gathered the my_json is returned as a String object instead
of an Hash.
Example:
(rdb:5) my_json = ActiveSupport::JSON.decode(params[“_json”])
“%7B%22name%22%3A%20%22Violet%22%2C%20%22occupation%22%3A%20%22character%22%2C%2
0%22age%22%3A%2025%7D”
(rdb:5) my_json.class
String
If I use the same json string directly in the controller in Rails the
decode works so it must have something to do with the way I’m creating
the Ajax request, but I still don’t know what I’m doing wrong.
Example:
(rdb:5) my_json2 = ActiveSupport::JSON.decode(“{name: ‘Violet’,
occupation: ‘character’, age: 25 }”)
{“occupation”=>“character”, “name”=>“Violet”, “age”=>25}
(rdb:5) my_json2.class
Hash
Best regards,
Migrate
Frederick C. wrote:
On Jul 5, 3:06�pm, Hu Ma [email protected] wrote:
Hello all,
I’m trying to send some json data from the browser to the server using
prototype without success. On the server side ActiveSupport::JSON.decode
isn’t decoding the data.What happens ? render :text => my_json might produce some odd output
since you’re just calling to_s on a hash which doesn’t do anything
very interesting. render :text => my_json.inspect() would produce more
readable outputFred
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