When I submit the form and I try to get the Roomsno input value its showing like this-
Array ( [0] => 1,2 );
why???
How can I send it so that it will come as a real array means like this- Array([0]=>1 [1]=>2)
<input type="hidden" class="form-control" name="Roomsno" id="Roomsno" required>
<script>
var rmidarray = []; // new Array()
var rmnoarray = [];
$('.roomtype').change(function() {
roomss_id = $(this).attr('data-id');
no_room = $(this).val();
var check = rmidarray.includes(roomss_id);
if (check == true) {
// alert('hi')
index = rmidarray.indexOf(roomss_id);
// alert(index);
rmnoarray.splice(index, 1, no_room);
// rmnoarray[index].push(no_room);
} else if (check == false) {
// alert('by');
rmidarray.push(roomss_id);
rmnoarray.push(no_room);
} else {
alert('No rooms Selected!!!')
}
$("#Roomsno").val(rmnoarray);
});
</script>
As the value is in array format so Rather than setting the value directly use jason.stringfy- Ex.
$("#Roomsno").val(rmnoarray); //Instead of this one
$('#Roomsno').val(JSON.stringify(rmnoarray)); //This one worked for me
And when i try to get the value i use json.decode and the value will come as array and we can use it normally as we use array. The array will come like- Array([0]=>1[1]=>2)
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