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Basicaly the title say’s it all. i had an hidden input on my page where i wanted to set the name to “some.major.uber.setting”
for example:
<input type="hidden" name="some.major.uber.setting" value="dummy value" />
and when i looked at the $_POST data it contained “some_major_uber_setting”. Can anybody explain this behaviour
That is probably a relict from
register_global = Ontimes.$_GET/$_POSTvariables were turned into standard variables ($_GET['foo']became$foo). Variable names can’t contain dots so they were internally converted.