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Bug #22251 wrong parameters in $_GET/$_PUT tables
Submitted: 2003-02-17 09:56 UTC Modified: 2003-02-18 06:54 UTC
From: kr at bpm dot pl Assigned:
Status: Not a bug Package: *Programming Data Structures
PHP Version: 4.2.3 OS: RH8.0
Private report: No CVE-ID: None
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 [2003-02-17 09:56 UTC] kr at bpm dot pl 
apache 2.0.40
web browser: file.php?par=1&par=2&par=3

echo count($_GET); // 1 
echo $_GET["par"]; // 3(string) not table with values:1,2,3

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 [2003-02-17 11:04 UTC] sniper@php.net 
A correct url of file.php?par[]=1&par[]=2&par[]=3
would give you the expected result..
 [2003-02-17 11:33 UTC] kr at bpm dot pl 
This path: file.php?par[]=1&par[]=2&par[]=3 is correct for  my PHP.
Thanks.
But my opinion url: file.php?par=1&par=2&par=3 is correct too. 
Submit form with e.g.
<input "checkbox" name="par" value="1">
<input "checkbox" name="par" value="2">
<input "checkbox" name="par" value="3">
 [2003-02-17 11:47 UTC] sniper@php.net 
Again, append that [] in the name:

<input "checkbox" name="par[]" value="1">

And no, we will not change this.
 [2003-02-18 01:30 UTC] kr at bpm dot pl 
I understand you Sniper :-) but you don't understand me.
Is this line correct? <input "checkbox" name="par" value="1"> Yes!!! It is correct! I can call checkbox "par"
and I don't must call it "par[]". If "it is correct", the result of PHP action ($_GET/$_PUT['par']) should be correct to!
When I call chackbox "par[]" it is simple crossing over the problem but not founding real solution.
 [2003-02-18 06:54 UTC] mgf@php.net 
No, we understand you perfectly.  However, this is a choice that PHP has made, and it's not going to change.

<input "checkbox" name="par" value="1"> is correct for PHP oly if you wish to return a single result; if you want multiple results, PHP requires you to use multiple <input "checkbox" name="par[]" value="..."> elements, *with* the [] array-designator on the names.
 
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