sending multidimensional in sendNoRetry() about php-gcm HOT 4 CLOSED

Are you trying to pass in an array of registrationIds to Sender#sendNoRetry? What would be the point of that when you should just use Sender#sendNoRetryMulti?

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I'm talking about the payload data, not registrationId. I'm trying to send a data like this:
{ "foo": { "bar": "foobar" } }
Using sendNoRetryMulti I can, but I can't with sendNoRetry.

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Sender::sendNoRetry converts getData to a GET-style query string. In this process, it blindly iterates over Message::getData and assumes it is a single-dimension array. This prevents the ability to pass multi-dimensional data through the message. It appears Google expects to get multi-dimensional data in dot notation when transmitted as form data instead of JSON, e.g., {"foo":{"bar":"foobar"}} would be foo.bar=foobar.

Fixes appear to be
a) convert Sender::sendNoRetry to use JSON in the request
b) parse getData more thoroughly converting it to dot notation

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This was fixed in d459eab.

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