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view->setParamToView crash the server with complex arrays #1
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Hi, thanks for reporting it, but this seems to have been fixed in the 0.3.x branch, can you try again with phalcon 0.3.2? |
0.3.2 works smoothly. Thanks |
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I'm using php_phalcon.dll, version 5.3.9RC2-dev
When a use $this->view->setParamToView in my controller with a complex array, Apache crashes.
This works:
$this->view->setParamToView('errors' , array('value1'=>'test','value2'=>'test'));
This doesn't:
$this->view->setParamToView('errors' , array('value1'=>array('value1-1'=>'test'),'value2'=>'test'));
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