<?php
echo json_encode(array("One","Two","Three"));
?>
This will output the Javascript array notation:
["One","Two","Three"]
If I use an ordered map array like this:
<?php
echo json_encode(array("1"=>"One","2"=>"Two","3"=>"Three"));
?>
It will convert it to a Javascript object:
{"1":"One","2":"Two","3":"Three"}
But how about this, how to convert the php array format to javascript array format in the following ? I would appreciate any help.
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That javascript is not a datatype or json-parsable object but rather raw javascript code syntax. There no way to get this into php the way it is now unless you write a parser and decide what you want it to do when it can't figure put what the php equivalent of bits of that code is. Or, manually pull out the json-style bits and json_decode them into your php script.
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