On Nov 17, 4:41 pm, Henrik N <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've seen a bunch of logged exceptions the last few months, where
> Rails expects arrayparamslike
> { "ids" => ["123", "456"] }
> but gets
> { "ids" => { "0" => "123", "1" => "456"] }
> or expects hashparamslike
> { "user" => { "foo" => "x", "bar" => "y" } }
> but gets
> {"user" => "foo=x&bar=y" }
>
> So what was supposed to be an array (from checkboxes named "ids[]")
> becomes a hash from ordinals to values instead. And what was supposed
> to be a nested hash becomes a flat hash, with parts unparsed.
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