On Fri, Feb 26, 2016 at 2:49 AM, Remco Gerlich <remco@gerlich.nl> wrote:
Hi James,I agree with the general dirtyness of PHP and I have used Django exclusively for years.
Ah, the way you posed the question I took you to be a recent convert. Sorry about that. ;-)
The type of parameter I mean is where, say a list of two elements [1,2] is sent asSo instead of two parameters with the same name, this has two parameters with different names ("list[0]" and "list[1]"). PHP automatically recognizes such parameters and turns them into an list under the name "list", I seem to recall vaguely. The same works for dictionaries and for nested lists and dictionaries. I don't think Django does this and I don't see anything about it in the docs you linked to.I can use [request.GET.get("list[0]"), request.GET.get("list[1]")] etc but the structure can get quite involved ("columns[2][search][regex]") and so I was wondering if someone had written something like that already.
I vaguely recall this being PHP-specific back in my Drupal days, and thought it was a terrible idea then, so you may be right. Looks like this SO may cover it though: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5170087/reading-multidimensional-arrays-from-a-post-request-in-django
That SO links to this thing: https://github.com/bernii/querystring-parser
Looks like it might be what you're looking for.
-James
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