Submit params as array?

[kgm]

Hi,

I'm updating a store via ajax, using baseParams. Is it possible to submit the params in array format?
An example: I have a multiple select with users, I want to use as a filter.
In my PHP script I would like to access the filter like this: $_POST['filter']['users'].

Thx for your help!

[devnull]

json encode it into a param on the client (assuming it is already an array or object):

store.load({params: {filter: Ext.encode(myArray)}}); 

then decode it on the server:

$filter = json_decode($_POST['filter']);
$users = $filter['users']; 

[lupin85.luca]

Ok, I need your help.

I would call store.load() with the same params as filter plugin does.

In a grid, when I filtered out a column, the store.load() is called with these params (thanks to firebug):

filter[0][data][comparison] =    eq
filter[0][data][type]        = numeric
filter[0][data][value]        = 555
filter[0][field]              = theField

How can I pass an array (like filter) to the params object in a store.load() call?

Using

store.load({params: {filter: Ext.encode(myArray)}});  

doesn't do the job!

Firebug says that filter is an empty array... but I made it!
So, please, can you provide a simple, but complete, example?

Thanks



PS: this is my code. Please note that I've tried everything possible but without success.

var filterObj = new Array();
      filterObj[0]  = new Array();
      filterObj[0]['data'] = new Array();
      filterObj[0]['data']['type']       = 'numeric';
      filterObj[0]['data']['value']      = value;
      filterObj[0]['data']['comparison'] = 'eq';
      filterObj[0]['field']              = childField;
      
      
      var filterObj2 = filterObj;
      var temp = new Array();
      temp[0] = new Array();
      temp[0]['field'] = 'IDPersona';

      var temp2 = {a:'aaa', b:'bbb'};
      var temp2b = temp2;

      var temp3 = {a:'aaa', b:'bbb'};

      var temp4 = new Array("uno", new Array("due", "tre"));

      childTableToBeFiltered.grid.getStore().load({params:{
                                                      start:0,
                                                      limit:7,
                                                      temp:Ext.encode(temp),
                                                      temp2:Ext.encode(buildQuery(temp2)),
                                                      temp3:Ext.encode(temp3),
                                                      temp2b:buildQuery(temp2b),
                                                      filterObj: filterObj,
                                                      filterObj2:Ext.encode(filterObj2),
                                                      _temp:temp,
                                                      _temp2:temp2,
                                                      _temp3:temp3,
                                                      _temp4:temp4,
                                                      _temp4:Ext.encode(temp4)
                                                   }}); 

[lupin85.luca]

I solved by myself!

It was a simple misunderstanding of the syntax of params object.

You should use (note the quotes):

{
   params:{
   start:0,
   limit:5,
   'rowFilter[0][data][type]': 'numeric',
   'rowFilter[0][data][value]': value,
   'rowFilter[0][data][comparison]': 'eq',
   'rowFilter[0][field]': theField
   }
} 

instead of

{params: {filter: Ext.encode(myArray)}}

Hope that helps.

[mjhaston]

I need to see this more as *regular* parms like ...

?dir="ASC"&comparison="GT"&type="numeric" ...

dir	ASC
filter[0][data][comparison]	gt
filter[0][data][type]	numeric
filter[0][data][value]	6
filter[0][field]	msrp
limit	20
sort	company
start	0

My program on the serverside is picking up dir, start, limit and sort ... but nothing in the array. Not sure how to handle this.

[cadudecastroalves]

I need to see this more as *regular* parms like ...

?dir="ASC"&comparison="GT"&type="numeric" ...

See the following example:

params: {
    dir: 'asc',
    comparison: 'gt',
    type: 'numeric'
} 

Will generate an URL like: ?dir=asc&comparison=gt&type=numeric

In your case, you have to do this:

params: {
    dir: 'asc',
    comparison: 'gt',
    type: 'numeric',
    value: 6,
    field: 'msrp',
    limit: 20,
    sort: 'company',
    start: 0
} 

So simple.

[mjhaston]

Never mind. Solved.

Thank you.