Bear Bibeault wrote:A lot of that points to problems with the backend, but let's explore your notion that stringify is the problem: what is the result created by stringify? Is it what you expect? Is it what the backend expects?
Stringify produces the expected result when I inspect it at a breakpoint and when printing it to the console. The server just pulls the json string from the request attributes, but it doesn't even get that far, it fails before the first line of server code even executes.
I just discovered that when there is only one entry of "val1": row.find(".val1").text() then it sends to the server just fine. It doesn't matter which one, val1, val2, etc. It Succeeds if there is only one there, but fails if there is more than one. Makes no sense to me
Also, as a sidenote, I am actually calling the text() method in
, forgot to put in in my example code here.