Unable To Send Json Object To Xmlhttprequest
Solution 1:
You're sending very different information in your two calls. Some sample code:
var _stringify = JSON.stringify({
'apikey' :'ee6915d4ee4b4df66bba82277e3',
'firstname' : 'Kumar',
'lastname' : 'Sunder',
'phone':'5557773334'
});
console.log(_stringify);
var _orig = "apikey=ee694eabf9e3&firstname=Raja1&lastname=Kumars&phone=123456"
var _encoded = encodeURI(_stringify);
console.log(_orig);
console.log(_encoded);
when your original string is printed to the console log, it looks as you would expect:
apikey=ee694eabf9e3&firstname=Raja1&lastname=Kumars&phone=123456
when the result of JSON.stringify is printed to the console, it returns:
{"apikey":"ee6915d4ee4b4df66bba82277e3","firstname":"Kumar","lastname":"Sunder","phone":"5557773334"}
That is, it comes complete with lots of extra double quote marks and left and right brackets. If you want to send all of that as a string (as in your initial example), you would need to URI encode the result of the JSON.stringify call. This is what happens with the "_encoded" variable, which contains:
%7B%22apikey%22:%22ee6915d4ee4b4df66bba82277e3%22,%22firstname%22:%22Kumar%22,%22lastname%22:%22Sunder%22,%22phone%22:%225557773334%22%7D
Solution 2:
You are sending via a POST action, but then sending the data via a url string. If you want to send it that way you need to set it to GET.
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