i tried validate (following validator docs ) using regex but didnt' work...need i to do something more? if i pass them encoded using postman manually, "%20" ect ect, the request works and the following store query has been stored correctly into db (mysql utf8). Surely i'm missing some basics here ...could a gentle soul helping me understanding what i'm missing?
example error log: at Builder->__call('insertGetId', array(array('form_id' => '0', 'label_code' => '5555777', 'field_code' => '324232', 'field_value' => '', 'user_id' => null, 'date_updated' => null), 'data_id')) in Model.php line 1638
field_value variable got void , i tried to pass it as " #0122" " ,previous values are passed correctly, following are ignored and set to null
generating url is: http://website/insert?form_id=0&label_code=5555777&field_code=324232&field_value=#0122"&user_id=2222&date_updated=2002-12-3
it's like symbol # breaks the url in some way. why?
symbol is usually used to create a link on the same page.
if you really need it one way would be to try and use urlencode() & see what it does.. another way would be to replace with some obscure character and then replace it back..
problem seems to be in how Request parsing array once found # the following is missing
$url = $request->all(); returns: {"form_id":"0","label_code":"5555777","field_code":"324232","field_value":""}
the request array is "truncated" at # so i can urlencode only what before # ...
I know i should encode it on app that sends the request, that would be best practice as for security also, but i cannot access that code at moment and i have to manage from laravel side ... so they must have "freedom" to send any special char in values, and while " or even = symbols give no problem at all only # is causing troubles...is that char so special? does it have any particular need I'm missing ?
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