PHP cut GET request param
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In my PHP application I use this code to get request
$this->request->get
this return all data
Array
(
[rt] => extension/dump
[type] => xls
[controller] => list/product
[s] => administration
[token] => s7KO9PkoPmgpQmZjPQOimTbdKMB85uGa
[filters] => {"_search":true,"nd":1542700897278,"rows":20,"page":1,"sidx":"date_modified","sord":"desc","filters":"{"groupOp":"AND","rules":[{"field":"name","op":"cn","data":"Lemon
[Eucalyptus"}]}"}] =>
)
However next code cut the data
$this->request->get['filters']
returned only part of data (see the end of 'filters' are removed)
{"_search":true,"nd":1542700897278,"rows":20,"page":1,"sidx":"date_modified","sord":"desc","filters":"
{"groupOp":"AND","rules":[{"field":"name","op":"cn","data":"Lemon
Is any workaround to get full data inside 'filters'?
Converting object to array is not help
UPDATE:
js console output
{_search: false, nd: 1542700894743, rows: 20, page: 1, sidx: "date_modified", …}
filters: "{"groupOp":"AND","rules":[{"field":"name","op":"cn","data":"Lemon & Eucalyptus"}]}"
nd: 1542700897278
page: 1
rows: 20
sidx: "date_modified"
sord: "desc"
_search: true
Request URL: http://blablabla&filters={%22_search%22:true,%22nd%22:1542700897278,%22rows%22:20,%22page%22:1,%22sidx%22:%22date_modified%22,%22sord%22:%22desc%22,%22filters%22:%22{%22groupOp%22:%22AND%22,%22rules%22:[{%22field%22:%22name%22,%22op%22:%22cn%22,%22data%22:%22Lemon%20&%20Eucalyptus%22}]}%22}
Request Method: GET
Is it somehow related to ampersand?
php arrays json object request
asked Nov 20 at 8:24
S.M. Nat
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In my PHP application I use this code to get request
$this->request->get
this return all data
Array
(
[rt] => extension/dump
[type] => xls
[controller] => list/product
[s] => administration
[token] => s7KO9PkoPmgpQmZjPQOimTbdKMB85uGa
[filters] => {"_search":true,"nd":1542700897278,"rows":20,"page":1,"sidx":"date_modified","sord":"desc","filters":"{"groupOp":"AND","rules":[{"field":"name","op":"cn","data":"Lemon
[Eucalyptus"}]}"}] =>
)
However next code cut the data
$this->request->get['filters']
returned only part of data (see the end of 'filters' are removed)
{"_search":true,"nd":1542700897278,"rows":20,"page":1,"sidx":"date_modified","sord":"desc","filters":"
{"groupOp":"AND","rules":[{"field":"name","op":"cn","data":"Lemon
Is any workaround to get full data inside 'filters'?
Converting object to array is not help
UPDATE:
js console output
{_search: false, nd: 1542700894743, rows: 20, page: 1, sidx: "date_modified", …}
filters: "{"groupOp":"AND","rules":[{"field":"name","op":"cn","data":"Lemon & Eucalyptus"}]}"
nd: 1542700897278
page: 1
rows: 20
sidx: "date_modified"
sord: "desc"
_search: true
Request URL: http://blablabla&filters={%22_search%22:true,%22nd%22:1542700897278,%22rows%22:20,%22page%22:1,%22sidx%22:%22date_modified%22,%22sord%22:%22desc%22,%22filters%22:%22{%22groupOp%22:%22AND%22,%22rules%22:[{%22field%22:%22name%22,%22op%22:%22cn%22,%22data%22:%22Lemon%20&%20Eucalyptus%22}]}%22}
Request Method: GET
Is it somehow related to ampersand?
php arrays json object request
asked Nov 20 at 8:24
S.M. Nat
617
Could you post the actual parameters copied and pasted from your browser's address bar please?
– Scoots
Nov 20 at 8:32
1
Have you tried comparing$this->request->getand actual$_GET? Maybe it's your parser that fails?
– Justinas
Nov 20 at 9:04
@Justinas , $_GET["filters"] return the same. Cut result to Lemon... last part is missing
– S.M. Nat
Nov 20 at 9:15
Check your php.ini and tell if value ofmax_value_lengthdoes not exceeds your query string. Also note that query string starts with?and not with&
– Justinas
Nov 20 at 9:49
1
This really depends on how you're reading / displaying these results. It also seems very strange to have your request parameters HTML encoded. I suspect one or both of "you're viewing it incorrectly" and "something is manipulating the data in a bad way before you read it"
– Phil
Nov 21 at 1:49
|
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up vote
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In my PHP application I use this code to get request
$this->request->get
this return all data
Array
(
[rt] => extension/dump
[type] => xls
[controller] => list/product
[s] => administration
[token] => s7KO9PkoPmgpQmZjPQOimTbdKMB85uGa
[filters] => {"_search":true,"nd":1542700897278,"rows":20,"page":1,"sidx":"date_modified","sord":"desc","filters":"{"groupOp":"AND","rules":[{"field":"name","op":"cn","data":"Lemon
[Eucalyptus"}]}"}] =>
)
However next code cut the data
$this->request->get['filters']
returned only part of data (see the end of 'filters' are removed)
{"_search":true,"nd":1542700897278,"rows":20,"page":1,"sidx":"date_modified","sord":"desc","filters":"
{"groupOp":"AND","rules":[{"field":"name","op":"cn","data":"Lemon
Is any workaround to get full data inside 'filters'?
Converting object to array is not help
UPDATE:
js console output
{_search: false, nd: 1542700894743, rows: 20, page: 1, sidx: "date_modified", …}
filters: "{"groupOp":"AND","rules":[{"field":"name","op":"cn","data":"Lemon & Eucalyptus"}]}"
nd: 1542700897278
page: 1
rows: 20
sidx: "date_modified"
sord: "desc"
_search: true
Request URL: http://blablabla&filters={%22_search%22:true,%22nd%22:1542700897278,%22rows%22:20,%22page%22:1,%22sidx%22:%22date_modified%22,%22sord%22:%22desc%22,%22filters%22:%22{%22groupOp%22:%22AND%22,%22rules%22:[{%22field%22:%22name%22,%22op%22:%22cn%22,%22data%22:%22Lemon%20&%20Eucalyptus%22}]}%22}
Request Method: GET
Is it somehow related to ampersand?
php arrays json object request
asked Nov 20 at 8:24
S.M. Nat
617
In my PHP application I use this code to get request
$this->request->get
this return all data
Array
(
[rt] => extension/dump
[type] => xls
[controller] => list/product
[s] => administration
[token] => s7KO9PkoPmgpQmZjPQOimTbdKMB85uGa
[filters] => {"_search":true,"nd":1542700897278,"rows":20,"page":1,"sidx":"date_modified","sord":"desc","filters":"{"groupOp":"AND","rules":[{"field":"name","op":"cn","data":"Lemon
[Eucalyptus"}]}"}] =>
)
However next code cut the data
$this->request->get['filters']
returned only part of data (see the end of 'filters' are removed)
{"_search":true,"nd":1542700897278,"rows":20,"page":1,"sidx":"date_modified","sord":"desc","filters":"
{"groupOp":"AND","rules":[{"field":"name","op":"cn","data":"Lemon
Is any workaround to get full data inside 'filters'?
Converting object to array is not help
UPDATE:
js console output
{_search: false, nd: 1542700894743, rows: 20, page: 1, sidx: "date_modified", …}
filters: "{"groupOp":"AND","rules":[{"field":"name","op":"cn","data":"Lemon & Eucalyptus"}]}"
nd: 1542700897278
page: 1
rows: 20
sidx: "date_modified"
sord: "desc"
_search: true
Request URL: http://blablabla&filters={%22_search%22:true,%22nd%22:1542700897278,%22rows%22:20,%22page%22:1,%22sidx%22:%22date_modified%22,%22sord%22:%22desc%22,%22filters%22:%22{%22groupOp%22:%22AND%22,%22rules%22:[{%22field%22:%22name%22,%22op%22:%22cn%22,%22data%22:%22Lemon%20&%20Eucalyptus%22}]}%22}
Request Method: GET
Is it somehow related to ampersand?
php arrays json object request
php arrays json object request
asked Nov 20 at 8:24
S.M. Nat
617
asked Nov 20 at 8:24
S.M. Nat
617
edited Nov 21 at 1:43
asked Nov 20 at 8:24
S.M. Nat
617
asked Nov 20 at 8:24
S.M. Nat
617
asked Nov 20 at 8:24
S.M. Nat
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617
Could you post the actual parameters copied and pasted from your browser's address bar please?
– Scoots
Nov 20 at 8:32
1
Have you tried comparing$this->request->getand actual$_GET? Maybe it's your parser that fails?
– Justinas
Nov 20 at 9:04
@Justinas , $_GET["filters"] return the same. Cut result to Lemon... last part is missing
– S.M. Nat
Nov 20 at 9:15
Check your php.ini and tell if value ofmax_value_lengthdoes not exceeds your query string. Also note that query string starts with?and not with&
– Justinas
Nov 20 at 9:49
1
This really depends on how you're reading / displaying these results. It also seems very strange to have your request parameters HTML encoded. I suspect one or both of "you're viewing it incorrectly" and "something is manipulating the data in a bad way before you read it"
– Phil
Nov 21 at 1:49
|
show 3 more comments
Could you post the actual parameters copied and pasted from your browser's address bar please?
– Scoots
Nov 20 at 8:32
1
Have you tried comparing$this->request->getand actual$_GET? Maybe it's your parser that fails?
– Justinas
Nov 20 at 9:04
@Justinas , $_GET["filters"] return the same. Cut result to Lemon... last part is missing
– S.M. Nat
Nov 20 at 9:15
Check your php.ini and tell if value ofmax_value_lengthdoes not exceeds your query string. Also note that query string starts with?and not with&
– Justinas
Nov 20 at 9:49
1
This really depends on how you're reading / displaying these results. It also seems very strange to have your request parameters HTML encoded. I suspect one or both of "you're viewing it incorrectly" and "something is manipulating the data in a bad way before you read it"
– Phil
Nov 21 at 1:49
Could you post the actual parameters copied and pasted from your browser's address bar please?
– Scoots
Nov 20 at 8:32
Could you post the actual parameters copied and pasted from your browser's address bar please?
– Scoots
Nov 20 at 8:32
1
1
Have you tried comparing
$this->request->get and actual $_GET? Maybe it's your parser that fails?– Justinas
Nov 20 at 9:04
Have you tried comparing
$this->request->get and actual $_GET? Maybe it's your parser that fails?– Justinas
Nov 20 at 9:04
@Justinas , $_GET["filters"] return the same. Cut result to Lemon... last part is missing
– S.M. Nat
Nov 20 at 9:15
@Justinas , $_GET["filters"] return the same. Cut result to Lemon... last part is missing
– S.M. Nat
Nov 20 at 9:15
Check your php.ini and tell if value of
max_value_length does not exceeds your query string. Also note that query string starts with ? and not with &– Justinas
Nov 20 at 9:49
Check your php.ini and tell if value of
max_value_length does not exceeds your query string. Also note that query string starts with ? and not with &– Justinas
Nov 20 at 9:49
1
1
This really depends on how you're reading / displaying these results. It also seems very strange to have your request parameters HTML encoded. I suspect one or both of "you're viewing it incorrectly" and "something is manipulating the data in a bad way before you read it"
– Phil
Nov 21 at 1:49
This really depends on how you're reading / displaying these results. It also seems very strange to have your request parameters HTML encoded. I suspect one or both of "you're viewing it incorrectly" and "something is manipulating the data in a bad way before you read it"
– Phil
Nov 21 at 1:49
|
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Assuming you're creating the URL and query parameters in JS, you need to encode all parameters for use in a URL.
In your case...
const filters = {
"groupOp": "AND",
"rules": [
{
"field": "name",
"op": "cn",
"data": "Lemon & Eucalyptus"
}
]
}
const url = `http://blablabla?filters=${encodeURIComponent(JSON.stringify(filters))}`
document.write(`<pre>${url}</pre>`)Notice the & in "Lemon & Eucalyptus" has become %26
An extra concern is that something is HTML-encoding your request parameters. You should not be doing that unless you are specifically displaying the information in an HTML document.
answered Nov 21 at 1:58
Phil
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Assuming you're creating the URL and query parameters in JS, you need to encode all parameters for use in a URL.
In your case...
const filters = {
"groupOp": "AND",
"rules": [
{
"field": "name",
"op": "cn",
"data": "Lemon & Eucalyptus"
}
]
}
const url = `http://blablabla?filters=${encodeURIComponent(JSON.stringify(filters))}`
document.write(`<pre>${url}</pre>`)Notice the & in "Lemon & Eucalyptus" has become %26
An extra concern is that something is HTML-encoding your request parameters. You should not be doing that unless you are specifically displaying the information in an HTML document.
answered Nov 21 at 1:58
Phil
95.1k11135154
add a comment |
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
Assuming you're creating the URL and query parameters in JS, you need to encode all parameters for use in a URL.
In your case...
const filters = {
"groupOp": "AND",
"rules": [
{
"field": "name",
"op": "cn",
"data": "Lemon & Eucalyptus"
}
]
}
const url = `http://blablabla?filters=${encodeURIComponent(JSON.stringify(filters))}`
document.write(`<pre>${url}</pre>`)Notice the & in "Lemon & Eucalyptus" has become %26
An extra concern is that something is HTML-encoding your request parameters. You should not be doing that unless you are specifically displaying the information in an HTML document.
answered Nov 21 at 1:58
Phil
95.1k11135154
add a comment |
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
Assuming you're creating the URL and query parameters in JS, you need to encode all parameters for use in a URL.
In your case...
const filters = {
"groupOp": "AND",
"rules": [
{
"field": "name",
"op": "cn",
"data": "Lemon & Eucalyptus"
}
]
}
const url = `http://blablabla?filters=${encodeURIComponent(JSON.stringify(filters))}`
document.write(`<pre>${url}</pre>`)Notice the & in "Lemon & Eucalyptus" has become %26
An extra concern is that something is HTML-encoding your request parameters. You should not be doing that unless you are specifically displaying the information in an HTML document.
answered Nov 21 at 1:58
Phil
95.1k11135154
Assuming you're creating the URL and query parameters in JS, you need to encode all parameters for use in a URL.
In your case...
const filters = {
"groupOp": "AND",
"rules": [
{
"field": "name",
"op": "cn",
"data": "Lemon & Eucalyptus"
}
]
}
const url = `http://blablabla?filters=${encodeURIComponent(JSON.stringify(filters))}`
document.write(`<pre>${url}</pre>`)Notice the & in "Lemon & Eucalyptus" has become %26
An extra concern is that something is HTML-encoding your request parameters. You should not be doing that unless you are specifically displaying the information in an HTML document.
const filters = {
"groupOp": "AND",
"rules": [
{
"field": "name",
"op": "cn",
"data": "Lemon & Eucalyptus"
}
]
}
const url = `http://blablabla?filters=${encodeURIComponent(JSON.stringify(filters))}`
document.write(`<pre>${url}</pre>`)const filters = {
"groupOp": "AND",
"rules": [
{
"field": "name",
"op": "cn",
"data": "Lemon & Eucalyptus"
}
]
}
const url = `http://blablabla?filters=${encodeURIComponent(JSON.stringify(filters))}`
document.write(`<pre>${url}</pre>`)answered Nov 21 at 1:58
Phil
95.1k11135154
answered Nov 21 at 1:58
Phil
95.1k11135154
answered Nov 21 at 1:58
Phil
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answered Nov 21 at 1:58
Phil
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95.1k11135154
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Could you post the actual parameters copied and pasted from your browser's address bar please?
– Scoots
Nov 20 at 8:32
1
Have you tried comparing
$this->request->getand actual$_GET? Maybe it's your parser that fails?– Justinas
Nov 20 at 9:04
@Justinas , $_GET["filters"] return the same. Cut result to Lemon... last part is missing
– S.M. Nat
Nov 20 at 9:15
Check your php.ini and tell if value of
max_value_lengthdoes not exceeds your query string. Also note that query string starts with?and not with&– Justinas
Nov 20 at 9:49
1
This really depends on how you're reading / displaying these results. It also seems very strange to have your request parameters HTML encoded. I suspect one or both of "you're viewing it incorrectly" and "something is manipulating the data in a bad way before you read it"
– Phil
Nov 21 at 1:49