Could you show the view, route, and controller code? When working on forms with "array" inputs, you may use dot notation to access the arrays:

$input = Request::input('products.0.name');

Hi @jimgwhit, there isn't a view, I'm buiding an REST API.

There's only one "input", it's named id. My controller code is:

$data = Request::all();

	$video = Video::find($data['id']);

	if (empty($video))
	{
		$output = ['success' => false];
	} else {
		$output = [
			'success' => true,
			'url'			=> $video->video_uri,
			'video'		=> [
				'mp4'		=> $video->video_uri .'.mp4',
				'webm'	=> $video->video_uri .'.webm',
				'ogg'		=> $video->video_uri .'.ogg'
			]
		];
	}

	return Response()->json($output);

If I pass 1jsjsja the Video::find($data['id']); returns the Video table entry with id = 1, instead returning an error. But If I pass 1231 it returns an error, since there's no 1231 id on the table.

OK, do an if to handle a no find, or a try catch. Search laravel for error handling. Also have you tryed something like $video[0], test what you have with a printr.

The reason for that is in PDO itself.

For example if you execute this statement you will get user with id = 1.

$pdo = new PDO ("mysql:host=$hostname;dbname=$dbname",$username,$pw);

$sql = "select * FROM users where id = :id";

$sth = $pdo->prepare($sql, array(PDO::ATTR_CURSOR => PDO::CURSOR_FWDONLY));

$sth->execute(array(':id' => '1asdasdasd'));

$user = $sth->fetchAll();

Anyway you should have some kind of validation like.

$data = Request::all();

$validator = Validator::make($data, array('id' => 'required|numeric'));

if (! $validator->fails())
{
    $video = Video::find($data['id']);

    if (empty($video))
    {
        $output = ['success' => false];
    } else {
        $output = [
            'success' => true,
            'url'           => $video->video_uri,
            'video'     => [
                'mp4'       => $video->video_uri .'.mp4',
                'webm'  => $video->video_uri .'.webm',
                'ogg'       => $video->video_uri .'.ogg'
            ]
        ];
    }


} else {

	$output = ['success' => false, 'messages' => implode(' ', $validator->messages())];
}

return Response::json($output);