In php >= 4(so far i know) , developer can do set-get with POST variables in the following way
HTTP_POST_VARS['flakeIds'] = array('guid1','guid2','guid3');
This means you have array of guids in post vars, which has a element id named "flakeIds".Now, let's say someone gives you a php link that takes array of items, which you need to send from your C# code as confirmation or something like that.
Generally you will do a web request , with method type set to POST. This type of scenario , where it is necessary to pass array items over http POST,you should prepare your query string in the following way..
string params = "flakeids[]=1171722632&flakeids[]=1171723000";
byte [] bytes = System.Text.Encoding.ASCII.GetBytes(params);
Notice , just the same element name terminating with an "[]". Interesting huh.
Happy Coding!
Sunday, February 18, 2007
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i think php now gives $_POST, $_GET and $_REQUEST
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