It is often necessary to pass an array collection to the background when making batch deletions or batch modifications.

At this time, you need to considerHow to submit a JSON array to the background with Ajax in front, and how to get in the background.

Of course, it is also possible to use a splicing string and then split in the background. But there is a better way

First, AJAX submission part

Var jsondata = []; // array, store data collection to be submitted
for (var i = 0; i < row.length; i++) {
         // Construct an object
    var arr = {
        EG_ID: row[i].EG_ID,
        EG_MyNum: row[i].EG_MyNum,
    }
         // store the object in the data set
    jsonData.push(arr);
}

$.getJSON("@Url.Action("myDataExchang", "ExchangLogs")", {
         // Convert the submitted data into JSON object
    jsonData: JSON.stringify(jsonData),
}, function (msg) {
    DJMask.msg(msg);
}, "text");

Second, the MVC controller gets data

public ActionResult myDataExchang()
{
    / / Get submitted data
    string data = Request["jsonData"];
    JavaScriptSerializer jss = new JavaScriptSerializer();
         / / Convert a string to json - "EGLIST object
    List<EGList> list = jss.Deserialize<List<EGList>>(data);
         // Other operations ...
}

Quote: using system.web.script.serialization;

three, eGlist class

public class EGList
{
    public int EG_ID { get; set; }
    public int EG_MyNum { get; set; }
}