I have an array in JS ( `var selectedEmails = [];` )
After I collect the selected Emails from a grid, I call a GET to C# controller:

```
 $.ajax({
            type: 'GET',
            url: '@Url.Action("SendEmailBatchs", "account")',
            data: { emails: selectedEmails },
            contentType: 'application/json',
            success: (data) => {
                console.log("data", data);
            }
        })

```

When called, the parameter in C# gets no data. I've checked in JS, and the emails are in the array. Using breakpoints, I've confirmed the Controller's method is getting called:

Controller:

```
[HttpGet("sendemailbatchs")]
 public async Task<ActionResult> SendEmailBatchs(string[] emails)
        {
            ...
            foreach (ApplicationUser user in users)
            {
                await SendEmailConfirmation(user);
            }
            return Ok;
        }

```

Changing the data to `data: { emails: JSON.stringify(selectedEmails) },` will pass an array with 1 element only, containing a stringified list of emails `"[\"loes.vea@phanc.com\",\"MaAlonso.Mfizer.com\",\"cech@mll-int.cm\",\"jier.aris@si.com\"]"`

What would be the correct parameter from JS so that I get a string ARRAY where each email is an element of the array?

```
emails = [0]: "loes.vea@phanc.com\",
[1]: \"MaAlonso.Mfizer.com\", ...

```