jQuery AJAX Helpers $.param() Example

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<h2>jQuery $.param() Example</h2>
		<p>This example shows how to serialize a JavaScript object into a URL-encoded query string using <kbd>$.param()</kbd>.</p>

<button id="generateQuery">Generate Query String</button>

<div id="output">Serialized query string will appear here.</div>

// Serialize object
					var queryString = $.param(userData);

$('#output').html("Serialized Query String:<br>" + queryString);
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