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[2003-01-11 02:43 UTC] p3_bourbon at yahoo dot com dot au
[2003-04-26 09:46 UTC] helly@php.net
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The what some people consider a feature of having a same named form element only keeping the last item is data lost to me. The array method (foo.php?a[]=1&a[]=2&a[]=3 ) is not peferable to have the html templates cross compatible. There needs to be a mechanism to access these items. With keeping the status quo for the people that like this effect, why not create another global which is a hash of a hash so the duplicated named items are lost. Currently I have written a class to do this all but getting access to multipart variables seems to be harder. (especially when also doing file uploading) eg: foo.php?a=1&a=2&a=3&b=ten&c=eleven $_GET_HASH["a"] = array("1","2","3") $_GET_HASH["b"] = "ten" $_GET_HASH["c"] = "eleven" same effect if a form had been posted $_POST_HASH["a"] = array("1","2","3") $_POST_HASH["b"] = "ten" $_POST_HASH["c"] = "eleven" with $_FILES still accessable like normal