JS number is too long cause the front and back number is not the same (really JS a big pit)

function Send () {        var users=[1000000013810001001];        var data={                users:users,                flag:true        };        var address= "192.168.30.237:10101";        Alert (json.stringify (data));        $.ajax ({              URL: "<%=request.getcontextpath ()%>/api/commandkey/chat_block",              type: "Post",              DataType: "JSON",              data:{"params": json.stringify (data), "Address": Address},              success:function (data) {                  Alert (json.stringify (data));              }        )

Code as above

Backstage I use directly

    Jsonobject Jo = Jsonobject.fromobject (jsonstr);     Userstatusvo vo = null;      Vo = (USERSTATUSVO) Jo.tobean (Jo, Userstatusvo.class);

Backstage I directly converted to Java objects with JSON characters, and later found that I can not send users to prohibit the message

I also to why serialization problem, tangled for a long time, consumed me half a day

The back compares the numbers passed over and compares them carefully.

Browser start value: 1000000013810001001<pre name= "code" class= "JavaScript" ><pre name= "code" class= "JavaScript" > The browser passed the value: 100000001381000100<span style= "color: #FF0000;" ><span style= "Background-color:rgb (255, 0, 0); >0</span></span>

Fuck, I was so angry.

JS Object uses Json.stringify (); method numbers are lost by a 1

Too dog blood, I hope you pay special attention in the future

Finally, I'll just change it to a string and it's OK.

<pre name= "Code" class= "JavaScript" >var users=["1000000013810001001"]

JS number is too long cause the front and back number is not the same (really JS a big pit)