JQuery-SerializeObject based on Serializearray

Original address

http://blog.csdn.net/flashdelover/article/details/8185775

jquery has method $.fn.serialize, which can serialize forms into strings, and there are methods to serialize the form to an array of $.fn.serializearray.
If you need to serialize it to a JSON object, you can easily implement it based on the Serializearray authoring method SerializeObject:

// Work with JQuery 1.x   jquery.prototype.serializeobject=function() {      var obj=New  Object ();      $.each (this. Serializearray (),function(index,param) {          if inch obj)) {              Obj[param.name]=param.value;          }      });       return obj;  

Note: when the parameter in the form has the same name, the SerializeObject takes the first one and ignores the subsequent.

With

<form>      <input type= "text" name= "username"/>      <input type= "text" name= "password"/>  

The

// "username=&password="   // [{name: "username", Value: ""},{name: "Password", Value: ""}]   // {username: "", Password: ""}  

20150125 Update
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+ This version is no longer compatible with IE8
+ Fix A logic error

// Work with JQuery 2.x   jquery.prototype.serializeobject=function() {      var hasownproperty=  Object.prototype.hasOwnProperty;       return this. Serializearray (). Reduce (function(data,pair) {          if(!  Hasownproperty.call (Data,pair.name)) {              Data[pair.name]=pair.value;          }           return data;      },{});  

20150705 Update
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+ Reduced method dependencies, extended compatibility range
+ Use native loops to improve code performance

 // work with JQuery Compact 3.x  Jquery.prototype.serializeobject=function   ()      { var   A,o,h,i,e;      A  =this  .serializearray ();      o  ={};      H  =o.hasownproperty;  for  (I=0;i<a.length;i++ =          a[i];  if  (! =e.value;  }}  return   o;  }; 

JQuery-SerializeObject based on Serializearray