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Add various form data to database with mysql, php, and jquery

What i'm doing is kind of complicated to explain but Ill do my best. I have about 10 different forms, some that share the same questions and some that dont. They are all radio buttons. So far i am able to validate (make sure each question is answered) and get the value of all the questions. What i want to do is take all the values from the form and send it to a PHP script which will then add it to the database.

Working with ASP .NET and JSON, Part 1: The Egg

With the help of AJAX, JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) is competing against XML for the hearts of web developers. Utilizing JSON in our AJAX operations streamlines our code via automatic implementation in JavaScript, and thus it makes sense to use this format. You’ll need to get a hold of Jayrock, an open-source JSON implementation for ASP. Once you have that library loaded, you can start working with JSON. Post in the comments below if you know of other good JSON handlers in ASP. Creation We’ll assume the egg became before the chicken, and deal with the creation of JSON data in ASP. Using the JsonTextWriter class, we can build a JSON container to hold all the information about our favorite ninja turtle:

Working with .NET and JSON, Part 2: The Chicken

In part 1, we worked introduced how to setup a JSON file in .NET. In this article, we’ll move on to handling existing JSON data in .NET. This situation arises when working with AJAX applications and various JavaScript libraries, like jQuery, ext.js, prototype, etc. These JavaScript libraries utilize JSON for various initialization of webpage elements and functionality, and thus being able to modify existing JSON configuration files is an important procedure to know and use. leo.json

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This two-part article series examines techniques for handling two of the most common data formats found on the Internet today, XML and JavaScript Object Notation (JSON), on the Android platform. Part 1 covered the basics of XML and JSON. Part 2 examines the manner in which Webkit-hosted JavaScript code exchanges data with Java code in an Android application. This article focuses on JSON, which is demonstrated as the most capable and flexible approach.

Using XML and JSON with Android, Part 1: Explore the benefits of JSON and XML in Android applications

In this two-part article, explore techniques for handling two of the most common data formats used on the Internet -- XML and JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) -- on the Android platform. This first part covers the basics of XML and JSON and shows you how to build an Android application that parses and displays a Twitter status-update feed provided in both formats.

Improve Ajax development with jQuery

Learn how to apply basic Asynchronous JavaScript + XML (Ajax) techniques in jQuery, such as making a request; handling success and error responses; and parsing the results from JavaScript Object Notation (JSON), XML, HTML, and dynamic PHP data sets.

Create a Content Rich Tooltip with JSON and jQuery

Today we’re going to break the mold of the traditional tooltip. This tutorial will demonstrate how to build tooltips that are powered by jQuery, with information pulled from a JSON array. Here’s a look at the final result that we’ll be looking to make: