Hello how can can make my ajax data call to be dynamic, I tried this
var opt_name = $(".NAME").data('opt_name');
var opt_business = $(".BUSINESS").data('opt_business');
var opt_phone = $(".PHONE").data('opt_phone');
var opt_email = $(".EMAIL").data('opt_email');
var opt_unique_name=$(".UNIQUE_NAME").data('opt_unique_name');
var opt_name_val = $(".NAME")[key].value;
var opt_business_val = $(".BUSINESS")[key].value;
var opt_phone_val = $(".PHONE")[key].value;
var opt_email_val = $(".EMAIL")[key].value;
var opt_u_val = $(".U_VAL").data('opt_u_val');
var opt_userid_val = $(".USER_ID_VAL").data('opt_user_id_val');
var dataString = {'u': opt_u_val,
'id': opt_userid_val,
opt_email: opt_email_val,
opt_name : opt_name_val,
opt_phone : opt_phone_val,
opt_business : opt_business_val,
opt_unique_name : ''};
$.ajax({
type: 'post',
url: 'https://vative.us15.list-manage.com/subscribe/post',
dataType: "json",
data: dataString, // should be the same as below
// data: {
// 'u': '559dd913b49efd5f5515155bb',
// 'id': '0985c209f3',
// 'MERGE0': opt_email_val,
// 'NAME' : 'Test 3',
// 'PHONE' : '829121',
// 'BUSINESS' : 'hskslas',
// 'b_559dd913b49efd5f5515155bb_0985c209f3' : ''
// },
success: function(data) {
console.log('Submitted');
},
error: function(data){
console.log('Error');
console.log(dataString);
}
});
}
});
I just want to get the field name since this field names always changes depending on the database or from embedded form.
The problem on my above code is that this will work.
data: {
'u': '559dd913b49efd5f5515155bb',
'id': '0985c209f3',
'MERGE0': opt_email_val,
'NAME' : 'Test 3',
'PHONE' : '829121',
'BUSINESS' : 'hskslas',
'b_559dd913b49efd5f5515155bb_0985c209f3' : ''
},
but not this
data: {'u': opt_u_val,
'id': opt_userid_val,
opt_email: opt_email_val,
opt_name : opt_name_val,
opt_phone : opt_phone_val,
opt_business : opt_business_val,
opt_unique_name : ''};
2
Answers
It sounds like your goal is to have dynamic keys in your data object?
The reason your example isn’t working is that instantiating an object uses the literal value of the keys (so basically a string), whereas what you want is the string value of the variable in the scope.
It’s a bit messy to do, but I can think of two possibilities:
Alternatively the following may work (after transpilation depending on your targets), though I have not tried it:
This second example works using the Template literal syntax which will take the value of the variable and expand it into the string.
In order to generate dynamic keys inside your object, there is a very clean approach in the new ES2015 standard for JavaScript (formerly called ES6).
The syntax is the following:
So your code would look like this: