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How to pass an array as an URL parameter?
What is the best way that I can pass an array as a url parameter? I was thinking if this is possible: There is a very simple solution: http_build_query (). It takes your query parameters as an associative array:
How to accept an array as an ASP.NET MVC controller?
The ids parameter is always null. Is there any way to get MVC to convert the ?ids= URL query parameter into an array for the action? I’ve seen talk of using an action filter but as far as I can tell that will only work for POSTs where the array is passed in the request data rather than in the URL itself.
Which is the best way to pass an url?
Best and smallest way, i guess. urlencode is to much wasting space and you have only 4k. This isn’t a direct answer as this has already been answered, but everyone was talking about sending the data, but nobody really said what you do when it gets there, and it took me a good half an hour to work it out.
How to return back to the original array in PHP?
To return back to the original array, it needs to be urldecode (), then unserialize (), like this in page_no_2.php: I do this with serialized data base64 encoded.
It should not depend on the server side: By the URI standard specification, all parameters must have one name and should have one value. But there can be several parameters with the same name, which is the right way to serialize an array: on server: capture and split data.
How to pass an array as an argument?
It compiles fine, but inside MyMethod I args == { myArgs}, i.e. an array with one element that is my original arguments. Obviously I wanted to have args = myArgs, what am I doing wrong? Jon Skeet was actually right, the GetArgs () did wrap the thing in an one element array, sorry for stupid question. What you’ve described simply doesn’t happen.
When to use array as a function parameter in JavaScript?
The answer was already given, but I just want to give my piece of cake. What you want to achieve is called method borrowing in the context of JS, that when we take a method from an object and call it in the context of another object. It is quite common to take array methods and apply them to arguments.
Do you have to pass an array in JavaScript?
So far so good, but we have little problem with the above approach, it is constrained, only works with two numbers, that is not dynamic, let’s make it work with any number and plus you do not have to pass an array (you can if you still insist). Ok, Enough talk, Let’s fight!