There two different GET/POST replacements one in $aiki->processVars
function which replace [GET[name]] or [POST[name]] always works
(undocumented in seams)
and the second one in two function $input->post_handler and
$input->get_handler with check this condition (executed in
input->requests in function
if ( !isset($_POST['add_to_form']) and
!preg_match("/\<form(.*)GET\[(.*)\](.*)\<\/form\>/Us", $text) ) {
$get_matchs = preg_match_all('/GET\[(.*)\]/Us', $text, $gets);
} else {
$get_matchs = 0;
}
So it don't process GET[] /POST[] at all if one of them is inside of
<form> - wierd.
Anybody know the purpose of this check?
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Status: New => Confirmed
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/903723
Title:
POST[value] cannot exist inside a form
Status in Aiki Framework:
Confirmed
Bug description:
I'm seeing a problem in aiki framework 0.8.18.843 where a POST[value]
or GET[value] variable cannot exist inside of a form tag.
Putting POST[value] or GET[value] inside a form tag will result in the
output 'POST[value]' instead of the expected posted value.
It will also sabotage every other GET[] or POST[] on the page
For example:
Let's say we post the values 'foo=bar' and 'alpha=beta'to our page,
with the following widget:
POST[foo]
POST[alpha]
<form>
POST[foo]
</form>
EXPECTED OUTPUT:
bar
beta
bar
ACTUAL OUTPUT:
POST[foo]
POST[alpha]
POST[foo]
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