var jj = []; $('.pageblock').each(function(i,elem) { jj[i] = { name: $(elem).find('.name').val(), age: $(elem).find('.age').val() } }); myJson = JSON.stringify(jj);

I collect all downloaded names and ages from the screen, collect them in json and send them to the server:

 $.ajax ({ type: "POST", url: 'kernel.php?cmd=savearticle', dataType: 'json', async: false, data: myJson, success: function (data) { console.log(data) } })

in php script just trying to return the received

 print_r( $_POST['data'] );

What I do wrong does not return anything. Who will tell?

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The data to be sent must have an element with the "data" key:

 // async: false, data: { data: jj },
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