ID: 13718
Updated by: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reported By: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Status: Bogus
Bug Type: Feature/Change Request
Operating System: All
PHP Version: 4.0.6
New Comment:
Then shouldn't its Status be "Duplicate" instead of "Bogus"?
Additionally, of the two I think this one is the better report -- it
certainly has a better proposed solution, which matches what is in the
PHP TODO file to boot!
Previous Comments:
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[2002-03-07 13:39:30] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
this is a duplicate of #10502.
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[2002-03-06 09:10:49] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
You have this feature as a "possible" in the PHP To-Do list, so I think
this report ought to be reclassified from Bogus. At least then we
could vote on it so you could see what the level of support for it is.
Cheers!
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[2001-10-24 18:58:56] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'm sorry to keep bringing this issue to light, but this actually would
mimic that of your existing functionality.
If you name an element in a form with a [] that does not garuntee that
the variable on the other end will be an array. If there is only one
element posted with that name followed by [] it will end up as a
standard variable.
So, I again make the plea:
If you have more than one element with the same name with or without a
[] it will come out an array. If you have one element with or without
a [] it will come out the other end as a single variable.
It is possible that you actually intended for the single element with
[] to come out as an array, if that is the case, I guess you should
consider this a bug report for the functionality of trailing [] in
forms.
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[2001-10-18 11:38:37] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Oh, I'm sorry, I missunderstood you. I understand what you are getting
at, ambiguity can be a problem. I guess I'll just deal with using the
suggestion of indexing on a string in javascript. Thank you for all
your help.
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[2001-10-18 11:33:49] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
no, i didn't ;)
i just tried to describe what would happen
*if* we would follow your suggestion
and that it is a not so good idea after all
(although we definetly should have a look
at the [] syntax regarding standard conformance)
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