jQuery.param.querystring (build url) should use recursive merge (aka. deep copy).

[Asgaroth]

jQuery.param.querystring (build url) does not currently merge params acordinly when using array typed queryStrings

Assume an URL like this:

var url = "?Obj[attr1]=a&Obj[attr2]=b";

If we wish to merge a data object like

var data = { Obj : { attr3 : c } };

we (or me) would expect the result from jQuery.param.querystring (url, data) to be:

"?Obj[attr1]=a&Obj[attr2]=b&Obj[attr3]=c"

But instead we get:

"?Obj[attr3]=c"

This is because when calling $.extend on jquery.bb-bbq.js at line 281, simple, and not recursive, merge is used

To solve this, the line should look like: : $.extend( true, {}, url_params, params ); // passed params override url params

which solves the issue and returns the expected url.

[thimo]

The same here.

If you go back in an IE9 hashchanged frame, the URL you retrieve with Javascript (window.location) is still the same, from before the click on the Back button. But the URL in the properties for the frame has changed to what you would expect.

I've tried to find a solution by using (parts of) the hashchange code for IE6/7, with the iframe. But nothing even close to elegant.

[chrisbenseler]

I have the same issue with IE8. I'm trying to solve this problem, but no clues so far.

[cayasso]

Hey hi!!!, any update on this issue?

[cuongvu]

Hello guys, i have the same issue. Any update on this issue? Please help. Thank you very much. Regards, Cuong

[abucus]

For now, no updates has been found. So sad ...

[claudia1204]

Same issue. IE11,version: 11.0.9600.16428. hash history+frame.