I have an ASP page that is creating an array of objects that need to be 
passed to another ASP page.  I know that one way to pass this information 
is to join everything in the array into a string and place the string in a 
hidden variable.  Now I'm trying to create a function that will combine 
everything in the array into a string.  Here's my problem:

   I want to make the string look like this:

 Obj1Prop1|Obj1Prop2|ObjProp3||Obj2Prop1|Obj2Prop2|Obj2Prop3||Obj3Prop1|...

in which each object is separated by double bars and each property within 
the object is separated by a single bar.  When I get to the second page, I 
would simply split on the double bar to get an array of objects. Then 
split each array element on the single bar to get the separate properties 
for the specific object.

The problem I'm having is with my "for each" loop.  I believe I need 2 
loops, one inside the other, to do this.  Here is what I have so far:

Function JoinObjArray(sArrayName, Delimiter) {
    for (obj in sArrayName) {
        for (prop in obj) {
            sString = sString + sArray[obj].prop + Delimiter;
        }
        sString = sString + Delimiter;
    }
}


Is this function OK the way it's written, and if not, what should be 
changed?  I'm not worried about whether it works or not, just if I have 
the correct syntax.  Once I have the syntax is right, I'll work on 
debugging it.

Chris