I was testing out the new release of PHP 5.3.1 which is supposed to be stable. It was working fine until I noticed a submitted array of checkboxes to the PHP Script returns an empty array. The exact same code works on previous versions. The checkboxes are regular arrays that contain the index id of the sql field.

When this is submitted via an html form. The $_POST['list'] is entirely empty.

Anyone else run into this issue or am I just having some idiotic freak accident.
Server setup is Apache 2.2.14 with PHP 5.3.1.
Something's wrong with PHP as I also tested it using the Command Prompt on a windows based system.

Let me know.

Was the entire length under 100 characters, or does that not apply in this release?

I'm still stuck with 5.3.0, and noticed no bugs.

Are you sure it's PHP? As in, have you observed the exact POST you're sending to the server with TamperData?

Yes. I've tested with versions less than and equal to 5.3.0. The same code works flawlessly for those versions. TamperData shows it being sent. PHP still returns the $_POST['list'] as an empty value.

It recognizes it exist but it's empty.



The length was under 100 Characters.