$.post anomalies

What's wrong with $.post?
What's wrong with $.post?

$ (function () {
$ (' #bn '). Click (function () {
var r = [];
$ ('. XH '). Each (function (I, t) {
R.push ($ (this). html ());
});
Alert (R);
$.post ("yidong.php", {xh:r});
});
}); [code=php]












































 
 {foreach from= $shop item=i} 
   {/foreach} 
  
                
  
  
 
   
 
    
Number
 
    
Name
 
    
Kinds
 
    
Category
 
    
Picture
 
    
Introduction
 
    
Diagram
 
    
Introduced
 
    
Company
 
    
Start
 
    
End
 
    
Address
 
    
Seating
 
    
Url
 
    
Stop
 
    
Operation
 
    
Sort
 
    
 
    
 
   
 
    
{$i ["id"]}
 
    
{$i ["name"]}
 
    
{$i ["Varietyid"]}
 
    
{$i ["Classifyid"]}
 
    
{$i ["List_pic"]}
 
    
{$i ["Introduction"]}
 
    
{$i ["Show_pic"]}
 
    
{$i ["Product_introduction"]}
 
    
{$i ["Company"]}
 
    
{$i ["Business_start"]}
 
    
{$i ["Business_end"]}
 
    
{$i ["Address"]}
 
    
{$i ["Rest_flag"]}
 
    
{$i ["Web"]}
 
    
{$i ["Del_flag"]}
 
    
Modify Delete
 
    
Move Up
 
    
Move Down
 
    
Top
 
   
 
 

[/code]
Error code:
Fatal error:uncaught-Smarty compiler:syntax error in template ' C:\wamp\www\xcx\user\templates\shop.tpl ' on line 1 "$.post" ("yidong.php", {xh:r}); "-Unexpected": ", expected one of:"} "<--thrown in C:\wamp\www\xcx\libs\sysplugin s\smarty_internal_templatecompilerbase.php on line 154

------to solve the idea----------------------
JS Curly braces and Smarty delimiter conflict, you can protect the JS code is not compiled.
{literal}

{/literal}
------to solve the idea----------------------
In fact, you don't have to, just add a space.
$.post ("yidong.php", {xh:r});

or a different delimiter.

There is a downside to using {literal} tags: JS code cannot have a template variable after all

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