Thanks Till. :)
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On Sun, Dec 21, 2008 at 11:58 PM, dele454 wrote:
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> Or does javascript ignore the backslash when parsed?
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According to the spec you don't have to escape the backslash in JSON,
but you can. PHP escapes it.
Just put your json string through eval and see -- I think it's removed
when you convert t
Or does javascript ignore the backslash when parsed?
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Hi,
I used the Zend_Json::encode function to convert a php array to a Json
object. But what i realised is that Json seems to be escaping the '/' in the
items/properties. I file mappings saved in the db and for each record
returned by my model, Json escapes the paths specified:
[{"EventID":"144"
