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How you end it to the server depends on what do you want to archieve. If you want to load a new page, which will process the data, you can use an usual form with hidden inputs. Alternatively, if you want to process is in the background via AJAX, use <code>jQuery.ajax</code> as CRasco said. Either way you use, you need to convert the structured array into a simple key/value list. One option is to generate a JSON document (I don't think jQuery provides a function for this, but you can easily find something) and use a single field with the serialized document. Then on the server side you would use <code>json_decode</code> to get the array back. If you are using the AJAX method, the data option in <code>jQuery.ajax</code> call would contain: <pre><code>{ 'data': '[{"start":"2009/08/01","end":"2009/08/08","comment":"an example date."},...' } </code></pre> A better approach would be to serialize it into a list of fields in a format that PHP natively understands. That means you have to do nothing special, and <code>$_POST['data']</code> will contain the array. For example: <pre><code>{ 'data[0][start]': '2009/08/01', 'data[0][end]': '2009/08/08', 'data[0][comment]': 'an example date.', 'data[1][start]': '2009/07/01', 'data[1][end]': '2009/07/08', 'data[1][comment]': 'another example date, a month earlier.', ... } </code></pre> If you are using the form method, you need to generate input fields like: <pre><code><input type="hidden" name="data[0][start]" value="2009/08/01" /> </code></pre>
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