Handle URI query string when instantiating Requests
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hexus commented
GET
requests can be created like this:
$request = new Request('/hello', 'GET', array(
'GET' => array('this' => 'isdog')
);
But also like this:
$request = new Request('/hello?this=isnotdog', 'GET', array(
'GET' => array('this' => 'isdog')
);
In this case, $request->uri()
would evaluate to '/hello?this=isnotdog'
and $request->get('this')
would evaluate to 'isdog'
.
Essentially, the query string of the request URI is not being handled in any way and just set as $this->data['server']['REQUEST_URI']
where $this
is the Request
instance.
The query string needs to be stripped and/or merged with the given GET
array.
Edit: In Symfony's Request object, the URI always takes precedence.