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Adding JSON Calls (aka AJAX)Returning Script with JSON

Posting Inputs with JSON

One of the most basic operations in a web database application is to send a bunch of inputs back to the server. Andromeda provides a simple command to use for sending INPUT values back on a JSON call.

The Javascript method x6.json.inputs() adds a collection of inputs to a previously initialized JSON call. The method takes a single argument, which can be either a DOM object or a jQuery selector. All of the HTML INPUT elements inside of that object (or that match the selector) are added to the JSON call.
Adding JSON Calls (aka AJAX)Returning Script with JSON

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