As far as I can tell, Jester doesn't provide any way to get the raw query parameters, and the params implementation as a string to string mapping is problematic because query keys can be repeated. Here's an example:
?field=hi&field=bye
In this case, params would just have field:bye. HTML <select multiple uses this format to send multiple choices that have been selected, as do checkboxes. Right now, as far as I can tell, it is impossible to have a multiselect without additional javascript to send it as JSON rather than a query string. I could be mistaken, but I glanced through the code and the required variables to do it are private.
PR inbound to just get the query string, similar to the path proc.
As far as I can tell, Jester doesn't provide any way to get the raw query parameters, and the
params
implementation as a string to string mapping is problematic because query keys can be repeated. Here's an example:In this case, params would just have field:bye. HTML
<select multiple
uses this format to send multiple choices that have been selected, as do checkboxes. Right now, as far as I can tell, it is impossible to have a multiselect without additional javascript to send it as JSON rather than a query string. I could be mistaken, but I glanced through the code and the required variables to do it are private.PR inbound to just get the query string, similar to the
path
proc.