Question

Can you serialize multiple forms into one so that only one post or ajax request is made? I have searched around and it is all for submiting each form separently via post/ajax.

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Solution

When you use the jQuery serialize() function, it simply turns your form into a string in the format a=1&b=2&c=3. So you can certainly apply this function to two forms and concatenate the result, with an & between them, and use the result in your ajax call. You'd want some checks to make sure neither string is empty when you do the concatenation.

OTHER TIPS

If you run $('form').serialize() on a page with multiple forms, it will correctly serialize all the forms into one string.

To include only certain forms, use $('#form1, #form2').serialize()

I like the answer from Jleagle above.

if you are more specific about the forms , use

$('#detailsform,#levelForm').serialize();

the above line will return a string value. like customId=08071992&cort=01&empId=7777

you can avoid unwanted fields by adding the attribute disabled="disabled" to the input fields or in other words "disabled" fields won't be get serialized.

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