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The combobox component is in a form panel.
By default, when submit, it will POST as name-value pairs:
myName: 'combo-value1',
myName: 'combo-value2'
thus the PHP server would only receive the last name-value pair, missing the others.
So I would like the value to be an array:
myName: ['combo-value1','combo-value2']
so the PHP server won’t miss any data.
Use ‘myName[]’ for your ExtJS field names instead of ‘myName’ when multiple values are expected. PHP’s parameter parsing requires the square braces suffix on a parameter’s name to interpret it as an array value. On the PHP side the value will be available in $_GET or $_POST under the parameter’s base name of ‘myName’.