: Well you get the same problem if you use jQuery's get(). It accepts an object for the url params. : I'll try to pass an array of k/v pairs and see what happens. Thanks!
from what i'm told, jQuery can definitely send multivalue request params, although starting with 1.4 they changed the default behavior to favor PHP deserialization conventions and violate CGI form spec that has been used by HTTP clients/servers since the mid-90s -- so you have to explicitly tell jQuery that you want "traditional" param serialization... http://benalman.com/news/2009/12/jquery-14-param-demystified/#unicorns-rainbows -Hoss
