I have a string that looks like:
single=Single&multiple=Multiple2&check=check1&radio=radio2
how could I create a array like this:
array(
'single' => 'Single',
'multiple' => 'Multiple2',
'check' => 'check1',
'radio' => 'radio2',
)
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are you getting request maybe? or not? :)FeRtoll– FeRtoll01/29/2011 18:16:04Commented Jan 29, 2011 at 18:16
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2 Answers
Use parse_str
parse_str('single=Single&multiple=Multiple2&check=check1&radio=radio2', $data);
And in $data you will have your variables.
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Keep in Mind: without using $data you will create a security issue, coz you are loading data into your current scope, so it is crucial to use it :)nv1t– nv1t07/01/2016 07:06:44Commented Jul 1, 2016 at 7:06
If this comes from an URL you can have this already as an array in the $_GET or $_POST variables. Otherwise use explode() to convert string to an array.
answered Jan 29, 2011 at 18:16
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it comes from a hidden form field generated with jquery, like this: api.jquery.com/serializeAlex– Alex01/29/2011 18:18:51Commented Jan 29, 2011 at 18:18
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if you are using ajax(), get() or post() to send it to php you still should have it in the global vars. As an extra suggestion, filter_var the vars that come from js, before using them.Elzo Valugi– Elzo Valugi01/29/2011 18:57:25Commented Jan 29, 2011 at 18:57
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yes, I do, but only the hidden input (it's all I need). all the other inputs are there just to build this string :)Alex– Alex01/29/2011 18:59:14Commented Jan 29, 2011 at 18:59
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it does not matter, those jquery functions send them as POST or GET parameters depending on your request.Elzo Valugi– Elzo Valugi01/29/2011 19:03:15Commented Jan 29, 2011 at 19:03
