| re: unserialize() isn't working....
Sebastian Aguilera wrote:[color=blue]
> Hi everyone.
> I have some troubles using the unserialize() function.
>
> I have serialized an array and that works perfect:
>
> echo '<input type="hidden" name="vardekedja" value="'.serialize($_POST
> ['vardekedja']).'">';
>
> Gives the output:
> a:3:{i:0;s:7:
>
> Then on a later page I write:
> $vardekedja = $_POST['vardekedja'];
> $varde = unserialize($vardekedja);
> echo $vardekedja; echo '
> ';
> echo $varde; echo '
> ';
> echo 'why?';
>
> And, as I echoed out, WHY?
>
> why isn't it working??[/color]
Have you tried "View Source"?
serialize() uses double quotes (") and these quotes don't mix well with
the HTML quotes!
try htmlentities()
echo '<input type="hidden" name="vardekedja" value="'
. htmlentities(serialize($_POST['vardekedja']))
. '">';
But why are you serializing the $_POST array to put _into_ the form?
Well ... try it :-)
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