In gluon.globals, I found a behavior that I don't understand, and that
gives me an headache.
class Request(Storage):
...
def parse_post_vars(self):
...
if len(pvalue): *post_vars[key] = (len(pvalue) > 1 and pvalue) or pvalue[0]*
The above underlined line is what I am talking about. When the browser post
a json object with an array, if the array length is 1, it simply returns
the first argument and denatures the array property. Also, the key of the
object is appended '[]'. For example, when I submit {'key':['value1']},
what I get in request.post_vars is {'key[]':'value1'}.
Is it an intended behavior, or a bug? I am not sure whether this question
belongs to web2py-users or web2py-dev; posting here hoping this is a
well-known issue.
Thanks in advance for any response!
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