Question

I’n having this problem with a json string which I’n generating with json_encode.
This is the input:

stdClass Object
(
[titles] => stdClass Object
    (
        [nl] => test
        [en] => test
    )

[contents] => stdClass Object
    (
        [nl] => <p>\n   test</p>\n
        [en] => <p>\n   test</p>\n
    )

[languages] => stdClass Object
    (
        [0] => nl
        [1] => en
    )

)

and I put this in my database using this SQL statement:

INSERT INTO `pages`
                    (`title`, `content`, `lang`)
                    VALUES('{"nl":"test","en":"test"}', '{"nl":"<p>\\n\ttest<\/p>\\n","en":"<p>\\n\ttest<\/p>\\n"}', '{"0":"nl","1":"en"}')

As far as I can see, nothing wrong, it’s all stored in the database, no problems.

Then I try to get the output I get this for my content:

{"nl":"<p>n test</p>n","en":"<p>n   test</p>n"}

which results in:

(
[id] => 10
[title] => stdClass Object
    (
        [nl] => test
        [en] => test
    )

[content] => 
[lang] => stdClass Object
    (
        [0] => nl
        [1] => en
    )

[created] => 2012-10-24 11:49:52
)

So, my json string is invalid.
How is this possible?
I really have no idea what I’ve done wrong.

Answer 1

Ah! You’re right! Stupid of me not to think of that, I always use a function for my SELECT statements, in this code I was using stripslashes() which apparently was making my json string invalid because there were some \n things in it.
Thank you!