Jquery serialize to PHP array

As I understood "result" is a serialized object too.

So you have to unserialize result at first.

Then you have to unserialize result2. Something like that:

$res1 = unserialize($data);
if (isset($res1['result_2']){
 $res2 = unserialize($res['result_2']);
}

Updated:

I don't know if your result_2 in data is already serialized. Therefore here are two examples:

if result_2 is not serialized in data:

$arr = array('id_1' => 'miti_1_ti_2_col_2',
 'article_id' => 'article_id_2',
 'result_1' => '',
 'ids_2' => 'miti_1_ti_2_col_1'
 );
$arr['result_2'] = $arr;
$test1 = serialize($arr);
$test1 = unserialize($test1);

If result_2 is already serialized in data:

$arr = array('id_1' => 'miti_1_ti_2_col_2',
 'article_id' => 'article_id_2',
 'result_1' => '',
 'ids_2' => 'miti_1_ti_2_col_1'
 );
$arr['result_2'] = serialize($arr);
$test2 = serialize($arr);
$test2 = unserialize($test2);
$test2['result_2'] = unserialize($test2['result_2']);

This code works I checked out it. If your code still doesn't work check result in JS.

If I've understood correctly, you need to convert a string such as action[]=1&action[]=2 into an array?

If that is right you can use the following: (when $_POST["order"] = "action[]=1&action[]=2")

$result = preg_split("/&?action\[\]=/", $_POST["order"], -1, PREG_SPLIT_NO_EMPTY);

This will give you:

Array
(
 [0] => 1
 [1] => 2
)

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