JQuery Ajax () submits form data using serialize ()

jquery's Serialize () method creates a URL-encoded text string by serializing the form value, we can select one or more form elements, or you can directly select the form to serialize it

<form action= "" >first Name: <input type= "text" name= "FirstName" value= "Bill"/><br/>last Name: < Input type= "text" name= "LastName" value= "Gates"/><br/></form>

$ (document). Ready (function () {    Console.log ($ ("form"). Serialize ());//firstname=bill&lastname=gates});

$.ajax ({    type: ' Post ',    URL: ' Your URL ',    data: $ ("form"). Serialize (),    success:function (data) {        / /Your Code    }});

The same is true with $.post (), $.get (), and $.getjson ():

$.post (' Your URL ', $ ("form"). Serialize (), function (data) {        //Your Code    }}), $.get (' Your URL ', $ ("form"). Serialize (), function (data) {        ///Your Code    }}); $.getjson (' Your URL ', $ ("form"). Serialize (), function (data) {        //Your Code    }});

JQuery Ajax () submits form data using serialize ()