Undefined offset notice

[sharifzadesina]

Hi
I have tested this example in README.md file. the result is ok but there is a notice.

[sharifzadesina]

@harikt I think this should be fix and I am sure it is not so hard to fixing this, is it? ;)

[harikt]

@sharifzadesina I wonder whether that was a typo in the docs ( have not put the additional star ) . So application/xml;q=1.0,text/csv;q=0.5,*;q=0.1 will become application/xml;q=1.0,text/csv;q=0.5,*/*;q=0.1 . I have a fix if the doc is correct. But need more research before I merge the same.

Below is the fix for the same

class MediaValue ....

    protected function init()
    {
        // list($this->type, $this->subtype) = explode('/', $this->value);
        $values = explode('/', $this->value);
        $this->type = $values[0];
        $this->subtype = isset($values[1]) ? $values[1] : '*';
    }

@pmjones any different thought?

[sharifzadesina]

@harikt You are right according to the RFC7231 this should be */*. but unfortunately chrome sends *.
this is not cause of doc dude, this is cause of chrome which doesn't follow standard syntax. I am not sure but it seems this bug was fixed in new version of chrome.

[harikt]

Thank you @sharifzadesina for linking to the RFC.

For reference to others : fixed via #9 . In case of better fixes send a different one.

Thank you.

[pmjones]

Looks good @harikt ! Thanks, @sharifzadesina , for the report.

Fixed in #9