In my MySQL database I have the folowing row:
\\"test\\"
| \\'test\\'
| \\'test\\'
\\"test\\"
If I import that to JSON I will get that:
[
"\"test\"",
"\'test\'",
"\'test\' \"test\""
]
which will generate erron in JSONLint:
Parse error on line 2:
... "\"test\"", "\'test\'", "\'t
----------------------^
Expecting 'STRING', 'NUMBER', 'NULL', 'TRUE', 'FALSE', '{', '['
Why the below code doesn't generate error in JSONLint?
[
"\"test\"",
"\\'test\\'",
"\\'test\\' \"test\""
]
And how to import data (by PHP) from MySQL to get the above result?
Use json_encode
(a built in function in PHP) on the resultset from MySQL.
Small example
$a = Array(
'\"test\"',
'\'test\'',
'\'test\' \"test\"'
);
echo json_encode($a);
Outputs
[
"\"test\"",
"'test'",
"'test' \"test\""
]
The function cleans up any data you send to it before JSONLint receives the data.
Read up more on json_encode .
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