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Originally Posted by SkyStryder

If I use TYPE_STR, that doesn't really help.

Why are you saying it? The code below works fine:

PHP Code:

// ##### REQUIRE BACK-END #####
require_once('./global.php');
// ##### TESTING ARRAY REQUEST #####
if ($_REQUEST['do'] == 'testarray')
{
    $fsec = $vbulletin->input->clean_gpc('r', 'fsec', TYPE_STR);
    $fsec_data = explode(',', $fsec);
    print_r($fsec_data);
} 


You can check it:
http://www.christeris.net/vb422/test...sec=6,13,19,30

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Originally Posted by SkyStryder

Not to be too obvious
but fsec looks like a string.. "1,2,4" I was getting the impression that
TYPE_ARRAY_INT would do the conversion? It definitely sets the type.

TYPE_ARRAY_INT should never works as you're sending the data as string and not as Array. Further more I don't even know if you can send Array in a URL. But as form element you can do, and guarantee that TYPE_ARRAY_INT and TYPE_ARRAY_STR works. But as form element.