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Date: 07/31/98
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> >I found the answer to my question regarding multidimensional arrays being
> >passed via form submits ... not supported. 3.1, maybe.
>
> The problem is not PHP. It is HTTP and HTML. There is no way to pass this
> with a form in HTML to HTTP. It just can not be done.
That's not true. It can be done. Nothing in HTTP nor HTML stops you from
naming a form element name[1][2], for example. The PHP GET/POST/COOKIE
decoder just doesn't support more than a single level of arrays at the
moment.
-Rasmus
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