This sounds like a reasonable suggestion to me.

--Blake

On Aug 16, 8:12 am, Caius Durling <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi guys,
>
> I've just changed the comment form to add "comment_" to the ids of  
> each element in the form, and noticed the names are just mirroring the  
> id. Which leads to field names like "comment_name", which exists as  
> $_POST["comment_name"] in the submitted data.
>
> Now I realise this is my personal taste, but I prefer to use $_POST as  
> a named array for post data, so you'd access the name field like $_POST
> ["comment"]["name"]. I prefer separating the data out in this way,  
> because it makes it easy to ignore all post data except for the form  
> you want (because $_POST["comment"] contains only the data from the  
> comment form.)
>
> So I'm wondering if there's a good reason for us to stick with  
> comment_name, or if we could move to comment[name]?
>
> C
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