[ACCEPTED]-PHP json_encode and javascript functions-json
As Jani said, this is not possible directly 1 with JSON, but this might help you: http://web.archive.org/web/20080828165256/http://solutoire.com/2008/06/12/sending-javascript-functions-over-json/
No. JSON spec does not support functions. You 3 can write your own code to output it in 2 a JSON-like format and it should work fine 1 though.
json_decode parse the given array to json 4 string, so you can play with it as a string. Just 3 use some unique string to indicate the start 2 and the end of the function. Then use str_replace 1 to remove the quotes.
$function = "#!!function(){}!!#";
$message = "Hello";
$json = array(
'message' => $message,
'func' => $function
);
$string = json_encode($json);
$string = str_replace('"#!!','',$string);
$string = str_replace('!!#"','',$string);
echo $string;
The output will be:
{"message":"Hello","func":function(){}}
If don't want to write your own JSON encoder 3 you can resort to Zend_Json
, the JSON encoder for 2 the Zend Framework. It includes the capability 1 to cope with JSON expressions.
I wrote a small library that allows to do this. It's 5 similar to Zend framworks's solution, but 4 this library is much more lightweight as 3 it uses the built-in json_encode
function. It is also 2 easier to use with external libraries, where 1 json_encode
is buried deeply in vendor code.
<?php
use Balping\JsonRaw\Raw;
use Balping\JsonRaw\Encoder;
$array = [
'type' => 'cat',
'count' => 42,
'callback' => new Raw('function(a){alert(a);}')
];
?>
<script>
let bar = <?php echo Encoder::encode($array); ?>
bar.callback('hello'); //prints hello
</script>
I write this simple function for all json 1 function based help my myabe help someone:
function json_encode_ex($array) {
$var = json_encode($array);
preg_match_all('/\"function.*?\"/', $var, $matches);
foreach ($matches[0] as $key => $value) {
$newval = str_replace(array('\n', '\t','\/'), array(PHP_EOL,"\t",'/'), trim($value, '"'));
$var = str_replace($value, $newval, $var);
}
return $var;
}
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