Jason M

It's not just an issue in IE10 though. I've been using Firefox for my development and it still serializes the arrays improperly. Is there a work-around to allow me to...

I modified my server logic when handling the uploads so I can support the array params in the POST request. This will do until a proper fix is in place...

Essentially, yes. I created an `onUpload` event handler to alter any array parameter so setParams will process it: ``` onUpload: function(id, name) { // work-around bug in fineuploader. It doesn't...

Not arrays? We're talking about form values being posted to a server. Technically, There's no such thing as a real 'array' in html forms, right?. The only way to fake...

I looked at the code briefly and figured it wouldn't be trivial. I don't know if I'd be able to do a proper PR for this, depending on how in-depth...

I found this project awhile ago with hopes in helping me building a PHP daemon but discovered it was dead (and it was PHP 5.3; which is too out dated)....

I can't do a reproducer at this time. But the stack trace is attached (JSON response): [stack trace.txt](https://github.com/api-platform/core/files/14618256/stack.trace.txt)

An `CSS` work-around to get rid of the label hover can be done with the following: ``` css label.btn-default.control-label:hover { background-color: inherit; } ``` This doesn't fix the underlying issue...

I won't be able to do much with this due to the holidays and vacation until after the new year.

I can't remember why that logic check is there, but your changes assume that the entity always has a __toString method, which is not a good assumption.