On Fri, Feb 26, 2016 at 2:49 AM, Remco Gerlich wrote:
> Hi James,
>
> I agree with the general dirtyness of PHP and I have used Django
> exclusively for years.
>
>
Ah, the way you posed the question I took you to be a recent convert. Sorry
about that. ;-)
The type of parameter I mean is where,
Hi James,
I agree with the general dirtyness of PHP and I have used Django
exclusively for years.
The type of parameter I mean is where, say a list of two elements [1,2] is
sent as
http://example.com/?list[0]=1&list[1]=2
So instead of two parameters with the same name, this has two parameters
w
On Feb 26, 2016 1:21 AM, "Remco Gerlich" wrote:
>
> I need to work with DataTables, a jQuery-plugin for sortable HTML tables.
>
> It sends Ajax GET requests with parameters like the following (but
urlencoded, of course):
>
> columns[0][data]=0
> columns[0][name]=
> columns[0][searchable]=true
> co
I need to work with DataTables, a jQuery-plugin for sortable HTML tables.
It sends Ajax GET requests with parameters like the following (but
urlencoded, of course):
columns[0][data]=0
columns[0][name]=
columns[0][searchable]=true
columns[0][orderable]=true
columns[0][search][value]=
columns[0][se
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