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Raise ERROR: Invalid type in value
See original GitHub issueserializeJSON raise error when i supplied following string in value
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I’m curious why that isn’t considered a bug? It’s my understanding that a form can have fields with a
namethat includes a colon, as far as the HTML spec is concerned.We’re bumping into this issue right now, and before I just strip out all the colons I wonder if there’s room to change the parsing logic instead?
Fixed on PR #105
You can now use the option
{disableSemicolonTypes: true}