sapi/cli/php test-45989.phpĬonfiguration File (php.ini) Path: /usr/local/lib
I also build the most recent 5.2.7 snapshot: I double-checked some of Steve's examples on (which is in most docs cited as the reference validator for json data) and they all show up as "invalid". If the function returns "whatever" then the docs should be updated to tell the user to not rely on what is returned by json_decode at all. Search: Javascript String Decoder Online. this bug be re-evaluated or a more detailed explaination as of why the docs sometimes note that "NULL" is returned on invalid json, and why sometimes json_decode() returns the string instead? how would you currently see if json_decode() succeeded or not? But because of how inconsistent it is now, youĬan't say that it is by design or following any kind of spec.Į.g. If this was merely a case of json_decode() returning /all/ invalid json as is, then it couldīe classified as an implementation quirk.
Suspiciously like a bad parser implementation. Online JSON Decoder works well on Windows, MAC, Linux, Chrome, Firefox, Edge. Users can also decode JSON File by uploading the file. Click on the Load URL button, Enter URL and Submit. Json_decode() arbitarily returns /some of it/ as a string. It also works as to view JSON in hierarchy form. Most widely stretched definition of JSON, the above is not JSON encoded data. Please examine the examples closely: they are all meaningless, invalid JSON. Yet the following each returns the literal argument as a string:
PHP JSON DECODE STDIN CODE
Var_dump(json_decode('')) // invalid escape code Var_dump(json_decode('')) // unclosed string Var_dump(json_decode('')) // invalid object key/value notation By default jsondecode converts JSON string into PHP object. Var_dump(json_decode('[')) // unmatched bracket Am I forgetting something about jsondecode, or is it about using STDIN mytest.php. The following each returns NULL, as expected: jsondecode will decode a json-formatted string into a PHP object. steven at acko dot net Please clarify the bogus classification. What would be the PHP to decode this and place address1, address2, address3. The following constants can be combined to form options for jsondecode(). JSONERRORUTF16 (int) Single unpaired UTF-16 surrogate in unicode escape contained in the JSON string passed to jsondecode(). (The non-standard behaviour introduced in #38680 is not documented atĪll by the way, which is kind of ironic given the numerous issues that A key starting with \u0000 character was in the string passed to jsondecode() when decoding a JSON object into a PHP object. Strings can not be considered valid, and trivial variations on them do This bug report isĭifferent because even under the PHP interpretation of JSON, these ) even though this is not allowedīy RFC 4627 (which only allows objects/arrays). Note: in #38680, the decision was made to allow json_decode() to accept The literal string as the result, rather than returning NULL. When json_decode() is given certain invalid JSON strings, it will return
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