Beego how to access params submitted with multipart/form-data header?

I've ran into a problem as follows:
When I make a curl request to my beego app

> curl http://localhost:8080/controller/path -X POST -H 'Content-Type: multipart/form-data; charset=UTF-8' -F “file=@file.csv;filename=file.csv” -F “name=first”

I want to access name param from my controller, but when I try

> func (c *Controller) Path() {
> ...
> var name string
> c.Ctx.Input.Bind(&name, "name")
> // or I've tried 'name := c.GetString("name")'
> ...
>}

result is always an empty string as name variable.

What am I doing wrong ? How can I access params in this case ? Please any advice welcome !

Update 1
I've tried Parse to struct approach, with no luck...

type   DataParams struct {
  Name string `form:"name"`
}

	cLDP := DataParams{}
	if err := c.ParseForm(&cLDP); err != nil {
		return ret, err
	}  

Update 2
as of comment, I've tried

c.Ctx.Input.ParseFormOrMulitForm(99999)
var name string
c.Ctx.Input.Bind(&name, "name")

Update 3
after trying altogether I'm lost...

name := c.Ctx.Input.Query("name")
params := c.Ctx.Input.Params()
name2 := c.GetString("name")
c.Ctx.Input.ParseFormOrMulitForm(99999)
params2 := c.Ctx.Input.Params()
fmt.Println("Debug 2->", name)
fmt.Println("Debug 5->", name2)
fmt.Println("Debug 3->", params)
fmt.Println("Debug 4->", params2)

output is

Debug 2->
Debug 3-> map[...]
Debug 4-> map[...]
Debug 5->

no name param detected

Update 4
if I use c.Ctx.Input.RequestBody it not surprisingly is empty

And still no luck

change the "Content-Type: multipart/form-data to enctype:multipart/form-data

You should be able to access the name parameter value using the Query method, like so:

name := c.Ctx.Input.Query("name")

If you want to use Bind you can do something like this:

names := []string{}
if err := c.Ctx.Input.Bind(&names, "name"); err != nil {
    panic(err)
}
log.Println(name[0]) // first

But you'll also have to update your curl to specifically declare the name parameter as an array with index:

curl ... -F "name[0]=first"

This is because internally Go stores a form's parameter values in a slice of strings (see url.Values) and beego is using this as well, so after beego parses the form it will look like this url.Values{"name": []string{"first"}} and so beego does not know how to bind []string{"first"} into a plain string.