Thanks for responding to my post, Markus. I did try a search before I posted
originally, but didn't find anything relevent. However, on your advice I
searched again, and found the thread you were talking about.
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No, its not 'how it should work'. Image when you write the following c
Bla. this should read 'the past or at least within' and 'its
NOT likely to getting changed..'
Sorry :-)
- Markus
On Wed, Nov 28, 2001 at 02:51:03PM +0100, Markus Fischer wrote :
> Well .. there were discussion about this in the past or at
> leat within some bug reports
Well .. there were discussion about this in the past or at
leat within some bug reports and it seems its likely to
getting changed really soon. Although ECMA doesn't allow it
it works fine aith all current (modern ;) implementations to
access identfieris with '[' or ']' in the
This is a re-posting. I sent this a few days ago and got no response, which
wasn't exactly what I had in mind. Following is the original message:
I'd like to patch PHP to allow for an XHTML-valid syntax for creating PHP
arrays from HTML elements 'input' (groups of type="checkbox") and 'selec
I'd like to patch PHP to allow for an XHTML-valid syntax for creating PHP
arrays from HTML elements 'input' (groups of type="checkbox") and 'select'
(multiple="multiple"). Square brackets are not allowed in XHTML identifiers,
so the current syntax name="someName[]" or name="someName[someKey]"
