Hi Friends,<\/p>\n
I was writing javascript<\/a> to reload my page with different parameters. So I needed to create the queryString of those parameters but I didn’t want to create it of my own. I already knew about jQuery.serialize()<\/a> which serializes the form and creates the queryString, but unfortunately I didn’t have form. So that gave me opportunity to learn about new jQuery.param()<\/a> which converts the JSON\/Array into query string. Let us look at few examples below :<\/p>\n [js] Output: "country=US&customerId=1" <\/p>\n [js] Output: "name=Amit+Jain&days%5B%5D=Mon&days%5B%5D=Tue&days%5B%5D=Sat" <\/p>\n [js] Output : "name=Diana&address%5Bline1%5D=232+Alder+Dr.&address%5Bline2%5D=Alder+City&address%5Bstate%5D=Utah&address%5Bcountry%5D=US" Hope this helped!<\/p>\n
\nvar myParams = {country:"US", customerId:"1"}
\njQuery.param(myParams);<\/p>\n
\n[\/js]<\/p>\n
\nvar myParams = {name: "Amit Jain",days:[‘Mon’,’Tue’,’Sat’] };
\njQuery.param(myParams);<\/p>\n
\n[\/js]<\/p>\n
\nvar myParams = {name: "Diana",address:{
\n line1:"232 Alder Dr.",
\n line2:"Alder City",
\n state : "Utah",
\n country: "US"
\n}};
\njQuery.param(myParams);<\/p>\n
\n[\/js]<\/p>\n