On 10/19/2009 9:12 AM, Brett Slatkin wrote:Python's CGI module will give you back a set of key/list pairs, with the values listed in the order they appeared in the string. Query-string encoding does enough variable munging that we shouldn't have to add yet another level of parsing on top of that, which is why we're going with #1. How hard is it to make this work right in PHP for clients? The issue with PHP is their inane refusal to natively support repeated parameters. Repeated parameters must be passed in an array format. hub.verify[]=sync&hub.verify[]=async If passed in a normally specified way (hub.verify=&hub.verify=) .. the latter parameters simply overwrite the former. Variable stomping. You have to fread "php://input" (the raw POST stream) and parse it into variables on your own. -- ![]() Jay Rossiter | Software Engineer/System Administrator Pioneering RSS Advertising Solutions [email protected] | Phone: 503.896.6187 | Fax: 503.235.2216 Website: www.pheedo.com | RSS: www.pheedo.info/index.xml |
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