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Subject: Re: http_build_query unexpected/bad behaviour
From: pollita@php.net ("Sara Golemon")

> the issue is that the array $y below results in an empty string:
>
> $x = array('e' => array('kf' => ''));
> $y = array('e' => array('kf' => array()));
>
> echo '\''. http_build_query($x). "'\n";
> echo '\''. http_build_query($y) . "'\n";
>
> running on: PHP 5.0.0RC3-dev (cli) (built: Jun  1 2004 18:04:30) (DEBUG)
> ----
> would anybody care to comment as to whether this is what is intended?
>
I would definately call that intended.  What would you expect the resultant
query string to look like?

-Sara