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To post data of form to another form. there are two functions available post and get. get can carry string of data but post can carry package of data.
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It is better to explain concepts of entity type, bundle, field and entity rather than only entity and bundle. Entity Type: An entity type is a useful abstraction to group together fields. Let's consider some examples of entity types: • Nodes • Comments • Taxonomy terms • User profiles Bundle: Bundles are an implementation of an entity type to which fields can be attached. You can consider bundles as subtypes of an entity type. With content nodes, for example, you can generate bundles like articles, blog posts, or products. Not all entity types have bundles, however. For example, users do not have separate bundles. For the entity types that do allow bundles, you can create as many bundles as you want. Then, using the Field system, you can add different fields to each bundle. Examples include a file download field on Basic Pages and a subtitle field on Articles Field: A field is a reusable piece of content. In technical terms, each field is a primitive data type, with custom validators and widgets for editing and formatters for display. What's important to know as it relates to Entities is that Fields can be added to any of the bundles to help organize their data. Entity: An entity would be one instance of a particular entity type such as a comment, taxonomy term or user profile or a bundle such as a blog post, article or product.
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Both the get and post method send data from client to server. The problem with get method is data is shown in the URL and hence it is not secure & only a fixed amount of characters can be sent across servers by using get method On the other hand post has no such constraints on amount of data sent and there is no data shown in the URL. By and large use the POST or REQUEST methods for sending or receiving data
since, i don't know what data you are refering to... there is no way to know. Please post the data if you want an answer.
Actually, both are the ways of traveling the data from client machine to server machine.But the difference is that data will travel through GET as a query_string and through POST as a input_string. *Length of query_string is 256 but the length of input_string is unlimited. *GET is fast as compare to POST. *GET is visible POST is invisible.
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If the task is just to send an array, I would do the following: $.post("test.php", { name: "John", time: "2pm" } ); But if you need to process the returned data, do this: $.post("test.php", { name: "John", time: "2pm" }, function(data){ alert("Data Loaded: " + data); });