Hi,
Am 15.07.2008 um 09:59 schrieb Peter Schneider:
> When I input a backslash followed by double-quotas and try to send
> it via JSON
> to my (PHP-)backend, the "decode()" Method of JSON class fails :(
> The input comes from an TextField, where this has to be allowed!
> The frontend side seems to encode the data correct (see below):
>
> {"service":"test_n_debug.rpcTest","method":"echo","id":10,"params":
> ["\\\""],"server_data":null}
>
> JSONlint [1] also validates this as "Valid JSON". But the backend
> fails to
> decode it.
> Does anybody have the knowledge why the PHP backend chokes on this?
> Any help/tip/hint would be appreciated. I don't know if this issue
> is present
> in the other backend implementations (Java,Pearl,Pyhon) too, but
> should be
> checked anyway.
I just tested it using the Java backend, and the string is decoded
correctly there.
Regards,
Andreas
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