Serialize string contains line feed?

[howachen]

Consider the following program, how to make it work properly when a
string contains line-feed?

<?php

$temp = "this is a \ntest";

print serialize($temp);

?>


thanks.

[Oli Filth]

ho******@gmail.com said the following on 22/09/2006 19:27:

Consider the following program, how to make it work properly when a
string contains line-feed?

<?php

$temp = "this is a \ntest";

print serialize($temp);

?>

What do you mean by "work properly"?

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Oli

[howachen]

hi,

pls ignore the above example,

use the following one:

$temp = array( "this is a \ntest\";1", "sdsdssd") ;

print_r ( ( serialize($temp) ); // error here

how to make the code `safe` for any input?

thanks

Oli Filth wrote:

ho******@gmail.com said the following on 22/09/2006 19:27:

Consider the following program, how to make it work properly when a
string contains line-feed?

<?php

$temp = "this is a \ntest";

print serialize($temp);

?>

What do you mean by "work properly"?

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Oli

[Oli Filth]

ho******@gmail.com said the following on 24/09/2006 16:52:

Oli Filth wrote:

>ho******@gmail.com said the following on 22/09/2006 19:27:

>>Consider the following program, how to make it work properly when a
string contains line-feed?

<?php

$temp = "this is a \ntest";

print serialize($temp);

?>

What do you mean by "work properly"?

pls ignore the above example,

use the following one:

$temp = array( "this is a \ntest\";1", "sdsdssd") ;

print_r ( ( serialize($temp) ); // error here

how to make the code `safe` for any input?

The error is due to the mismatched parentheses (you've opened 3, but
only closed 2).
P.S. It is customary to not top-post in this newsgroup. :)
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Oli