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I have a form[method=get] which has a number of checkboxes all have the same name.
when the form is submitted, the url ends up looking like
?MyCB=0&MyCb=4&MyCB=10
I desire the GET request to appear in the browser as (which is valid and works).
?MyCB=0,4,10
Is there an attribute I can set on the form to do this?
A last resort would be to intercept the GET using jquery (which is why I have tagged as so incase there are any helper functions out there).
You could just not even use $_GET and handle the entire form with jquery and then set the window.location to the array.
You can’t add an attribute that allows forms to condense multiple $_GET variables into an array though unfortunately.