Objects within Objects

[Maelstromeous]

Hi there,

I'm attempting to send an object like the one below:

var data = {
    "wheres": {
        ResultServer: 1
    }
};

Then using:

aja()
    .method('post')
    .url('some_url')
    .data(data)
    .on('200', function(response) {
        return response
})

It appears though that what's being sent is [object Object] in the second indentation, am I doing something wrong?

I'm outputting the POST request on the receiving end, getting this:

{"wheres":"[object Object]"}

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[Maelstromeous]

I've just had a good tinker, I was able to get round it by using JSON.stringify to populate the object in the second indentation, on ResultServer: 1, then things worked as normal, so the request then became:

var data = {
    "wheres": {
        "{"ResultServer":1}"
    }
};

Is this a case of I'm doing something that wasn't intended to be supported by aja?

[krampstudio]

Could you try :

aja()
    .method('post')
    .type('json')
    .url('some_url')
    .data(data)
    .on('200', function(response) {
        return response
     });

because data() set the value either in body or encoded regarding the context. If you don't want to specify the type you can enforce the encoding of the data in the body using the body() method instead.

[Maelstromeous]

Ahh I see now, that indeed worked, thanks. I must have glazed over that part of the documentation :P

[Maelstromeous]

Actually sorry, upon further investigation this wasn't fixed, still getting the output of [object Object].