prepare URI for multiple values with same parameter name.

[dmjpro]

I want to prepare a URI having a parameter name which contains multiple values.
How do I prepare that URI in JS?
I mean how browser send those multiple values?
Please Help me!

Debasis Jana.

[hsriat]

How do you want to send those parameters?
If you are using AJAx for the same, use a variable the required URI and pass it to the xmlHttp.open function or in other case, use window.location = uri_variable;.

var uri_variable = 'mysite.com/index.php?a=' + a + '&b=' + b;  

[dmjpro]

How do you want to send those parameters?
If you are using AJAx for the same, use a variable the required URI and pass it to the xmlHttp.open function or in other case, pass this as an argument to window.location function.

var uri = 'mysite.com/index.php?a= ' + a + '&b=' + b;  

Now Suppose .... i want to send multiple values against parameter "a".
So that i can use "request.getParameterValues" (for JSP).
You got what i meant?

Debasis Jana

[dmjpro]

Now Suppose .... i want to send multiple values against parameter "a".
So that i can use "request.getParameterValues" (for JSP).
You got what i meant?

Debasis Jana

I got the solution, what a fake question i made.
it will be page?parameter_name=parameter_value&parameter_name =parameter_value......
actually i got from my self ..simply make the request GET and ..submit the page ..and have a look at the address bar of the browser.

Debasis Jana .... So shamed of me!

[hsriat]

I got the solution, what a fake question i made.
it will be page?parameter_name=parameter_value&parameter_name =parameter_value......
actually i got from my self ..simply make the request GET and ..submit the page ..and have a look at the address bar of the browser.

Debasis Jana .... So shamed of me!

In JSP and ASP, multiple GET variables with same name makes an array at the server end.
In PHP, square braces, [ ] are needed (like variable[ ]) to make it an array.

[acoder]

I got the solution, what a fake question i made...[snip]... So shamed of me!

Not necessarily. Sometimes, by typing out your problem, it let's you think about it more and you figure it out yourself.