Solution
Number the input array.
{{ Form::checkbox('options[0]', 'value1'); }}
{{ Form::checkbox('options[1]', 'value2'); }}
{{ Form::checkbox('options[2]', 'value3'); }}
Input::get('options') will then return an array.
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2 years ago.
I came back to post the solution but you were faster than me, anyway thanks iWader, we can either put numbers or strings in order to get an associative array. Thanks again.
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2 years ago.
If you are binding a model, and the model has an options attribute that provides an array of currently active values (e.g. ['value1', 'value3'], then what was posted right at the start works perfectly.
You don't care what the element keys are, because everything operates around the array values.
(L5.1)
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