Hey! 🙂 If you are encoding your Arrays to JSON in PHP using json_encode() and the function adds backslash before your slashes, I’m gonna show you a quick fix.
This is my original code:
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<?php $arr = array(); $arr['success'] = true; $arr['message'] = "Please enter email/phone number."; echo json_encode($arr); ?> |
And the result is:
{"success":true,"message":"Please enter email\/phone number."}
See the added backslash before the slash? Ugly, right? To avoid that, simply add the JSON_UNESCAPED_SLASHES argument to your json_encode() function usage like this:
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echo json_encode($arr, JSON_UNESCAPED_SLASHES); |
Try it!
