It would be better here to use serialize
. This converts your form's values into a simple string that can be used as the AJAX call's data
attribute:
var myData = $('#yourForm').serialize();
// "inp1=val1&inp2=val2"
$.ajax({
url: "http://example.com",
data: myData
});
Presuming you send this to PHP using the GET
method, you can access these values using $_GET['inp1']
and $_GET['inp2']
Edit: You can convert an array made by serializeArray
into a parameter string using $.param
var myData = $('#yourForm').serializeArray();
// remove items from myData
$.ajax({
url: "http://example.com",
data: $.param(myData) // "inp1=val1&inp2=val2"
});
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