Convert javascript array to a ruby array

[David]

Hey can anyone help me convert a javascript array into a ruby array.
Ive been struggling with this since friday to no avail. This is the
function with the ajax.request call that is supposed to convert the
array using JSON, but I keep getting a 422(Unprocessab le Entity)
error. Im not sure what is wrong.

function test()
{
for(i=1;i<22;i+ +){
if (document.getEl ementById(i+'d' ).className ==
"selected") {
myArray.push(i) ;
}
}

new Ajax.Request('/appointments/array/',
{method:'put',p ostBody:"'data= '+myArray.toJSO N"});

}

Thanks for any input!

[SAM]

Re: Convert javascript array to a ruby array

David a écrit :

Hey can anyone help me convert a javascript array into a ruby array.
Ive been struggling with this since friday to no avail. This is the
function with the ajax.request call that is supposed to convert the
array using JSON, but I keep getting a 422(Unprocessab le Entity)
error. Im not sure what is wrong.
>
function test()
{

var myArray = [];

for(i=1;i<22;i+ +){
if (document.getEl ementById(i+'d' ).className ==

could be better with :
if (document.getEl ementById('d'+i ).className ==
no ?

"selected") {
myArray.push(i) ;
}
}

alert('myArray = '+myArray.join( ' - '));
alert('myArray. toJSON = '+myArray.toJSO N());

new Ajax.Request('/appointments/array/',
{method:'put',p ostBody:"'data= '+myArray.toJSO N"});
>
}
>
Thanks for any input!

[Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn]

Re: Convert javascript array to a ruby array

David wrote:

Hey can anyone help me convert a javascript array into a ruby array.

If you told us what a "ruby array" is, the chances for that would increase
considerably.

[...] This is the
function with the ajax.request call that is supposed to convert the
array using JSON, but I keep getting a 422(Unprocessab le Entity)
error.

Useless information, without knowing what was going to be processed where
and how.

Im not sure what is wrong.

Neither can anyone else, unless you told us ...

function test()
{
for(i=1;i<22;i+ +){
if (document.getEl ementById(i+'d' ).className ==
"selected") {
myArray.push(i) ;

what `myArray' is, ...

}
}
>
new Ajax.Request('/appointments/array/',
{method:'put',p ostBody:"'data= '+myArray.toJSO N"});

what `Ajax.Request' is.

BTW: You "forgot" to declare `i' a variable.

}
>
Thanks for any input!

Likewise.

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