"James Sheridan-Peters" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Quick summary:
>
> Pulling parameters from a POST method using Apache::Request, largely to make
> it easier to deal with multiple value variables. The problem occurs if I
> have two variables, differentiated only by case (eg. wanthelp=<something>
> and wantHelp=<somethingelse>).
>
> Given the about pseudo-values, when using apr->param('wanthelp') OR
> apr->param('wantHelp') I get the same response, namely an array of two
> values <something> and <somethingelse> for each.
>
> Unfortunately, I have no control over what the variable names will be nor
> how many parameters they will have, so I must handle all possible cases. Am
> I missing some parameter to make this case-sensitive? Is there a better way
> to do this than using Apache::Request?
Apache::Request parses the request data into apache tables, which
by nature use case-insensitive keys. I'm afraid you're SOL if you
need to differentiate case-sensitive parameter keys like "wantHelp" and
"wanthelp" with the current implementation of libapreq/Apache::Request.
Probably CGI is your best bet for now- but you could submit a request/bug
report to the apreq list at
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
HTH.
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Joe Schaefer
