If I have:
$_POST['test']
then can I use:
$request->getParameter('test');
But how can I use this if I have $_POST['test']['two']?
If I have: $_POST[‘test’] then can I use: $request->getParameter(‘test’); But how can I use
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If I have:
$_POST['test']
then can I use:
$request->getParameter('test');
But how can I use this if I have $_POST['test']['two']?
Now only one way do to it:
Edited:
In PHP 5.4 you can do it
$request->getParameter('test')['two'];