I got a problem in how an array is formatted, here is my example :
var code = 743919183;
var tempPost = '["'+code+'"]';
$scope.arrayTwo = [];
$scope.arrayTwo.push(code);
when in console :
tempPost will output like this :
["743919183"]
while $scope.arrayTwo, have space before and after doublequotes
[ "743919183" ]
I want to have $scope.ArrayTwo array is formatted just like tempPost, how do i do that?
I'm not sure what you are trying to achieve but:
var code = 743919183; //This is an integer to convert to string just call .toString()
var tempPost = '["'+code+'"]'; //This is a string that has a value equal to "["743919183"]", this is not an array.
$scope.arrayTwo = [] //This is a an empty array;
$scope.arrayTwo.push(code); //This will add a new item to the array in this case the integer code. Your array would look like [743919183].
Now, if what you want is an array that has one item that is code as a string you should do:
var code = "743919183";
$scope.arrayTwo = [code];
Or:
var code = 743919183;
$scope.arrayTwo = [code.toString()];
var code = 743919183;
var tempPost = '["'+code+'"]';
$scope.arrayTwo = [];
$scope.arrayTwo.push(code);
in firefox $scope.arrayTwo return [ "743919183" ] and chrome ["743919183"](no space in chrome). so i think this should not be create problem in code.
$_PHP['products'] for example.... the $scope.arrayTwo is in false format....but when i try to post tempPost , it workIf you just want it to look like array format without being an actual array you can do this:
var code = 743919183;
var tempPost = '["'+code+'"]';
$scope.arrayTwo = [];
$scope.arrayTwo.push(code);
Is that what you are going for?
OR you can do this
var code = 743919183;
$scope.arrayTwo = [];
function Str2Arr() {
s = '';
for (var i=0; i<code.length; i++) {
if (code[i] != ',') { s += code[i]; }
else { arrayTwo .push(s); s = ''; }
}
arrayTwo .push(s);
alert(arrayTwo .join('\n'));
}
Str2Arr();
