I've been struggling for hours to get an array (aAssetToggled[LNum]
[T]) toJSON so I can save, by Ajax, it to a db in CakePHP - all I get
is '[]' - this is how Chrome shows it to me:
aAssetToggled: Array[0]
LNum0: Array[0]
T147: "true"
length: 0
__proto__: Array[0]
LNum1: Array[0]
LNum2: Array[0]
T147: "true"
length: 0
__proto__: Array[0]
LNum3: Array[0]
length: 0
__proto__: Array[0]
I'm sure I must be doing something wrong as all those 0's suggest that
Chrome, and presumably Prototype, think the array itself has no length
and contains zero-legth arrays. However, presumably because of the
lenience of the browsers, it still works exactly as it should in my js
code - I can ask aAssetToggled['LNum0']['T147'] for its value and I
get 'true'.
I define the array initially with
var aAssetToggled = new Array();
empty it occassionally with:
if (it needs to be emptied)
{
aAssetToggled = [];
}
then repopulate it with:
if(!isArray(aAssetToggled['LNum0']))
{
aAssetToggled['LNum0'] = new Array();
}
and:
aAssetToggled['LNum0']['T'147'] = "true";
Note that it was initially indexed with integers aAssetToggled[0][147]
but I thought that might have been the problem (lots of empty space?)
so went with string keys.
Any idea what I'm doing wrong?
Thank you
Damion
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