How to use special characters in JSON stringify?
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First of all your declaration with array is incorrect.That is supposed to be an object but whatever case you need to check difference between object and array.However I assume that demo is an object with two key/properties which will be sent to server.
So declaration should look like this-
var demo = {};
demo.one = 'one';
demo.two = '<just>';
Then you should use to escape -
var treeBinding = encodeURIComponent(JSON.stringify(demo));
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Ravi Kumar
Updated on June 14, 2022Comments
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Ravi Kumar almost 2 years
I am trying to stringify my json code for sending it to MVC controller. But it does not work when data contains some special characters like greater than > or less than sign <.
Here is Sample code
function demo() { debugger var demo = []; demo.one = 'one'; demo.two = '<just>' var treeBinding = JSON.stringify(demo); $.ajax({ url: '/flow/demo', type: "GET", data: { dd: treeBinding }, success: function (res) { }, error: function (error) { alert(error) } }); }
JSON.stringify returns a blank array in this case. Can anyone help me to get it worked?