I'm a newbie in jQuery. I want to create a class in which one variable will be string and another will be an array. for this i am using this code.
var Animal = Class.create({
init: function(name, sound) {
this.name = name;
this.sound = sound;
}
});
var arr= new Array();
arr.push['kitty'];
arr.push['mitty'];
var cat = new Animal(arr,'meow' );
jsonString = JSON.stringify(cat);
alert(jsonString);
but i'm geeting my array value empty in alert. can anybody please guide me
In JavaScript there are no classes. You could mimic the way we create objects in C# or JAVA for instance like below:
function Animal(name, sound)
{
this.name = name;
this.sound = sound;
}
var animal = new Animal("name","sound");
This is called the constructor pattern. Notice that by convention the name of the function that mimics the concept of a class declaration starts with a capital letter.
Update
I am talking about ES5. The next version of JavaScript will contain a concept similar to classes. @silviu-burcea thanks for your comment.
is there any way to create an object whose parameter will an array and a string variable. and pass it through ajax call
Yes it is possible. For instance,
// The constructor for a Zoo.
function Zoo(animals, name)
{
this.animals = animals;
this.name = name;
}
// Let's create a Zoo
var zoo = new Zoo(["Dog","Cat","Fish","Bird"], "Welcome to the Jungle");
Then you could pass this object, zoo, the same way you would do with any other object in a ajax call.
$.ajax({
url: 'your url',
method: ...,
cache: ...,
data: zoo,
success: function(){
// the statements that would be executed
// if the ajax call be successful.
}
});
Classsupposed to be in that code ?Class.createsound like prototype.js-Style: api.prototypejs.org/language/Class/create