double-quotes

A double quote even if escaped is throwing parse error. look at the code below //parse the json in javascript var testJson = '{"result": ["lunch", "\"Show\""] }'; var tags = JSON.parse(testJson); alert (tags.result[1]); This is throwing parse error because of the double quotes (which are already escaped). Even eval() won't work here. But if i escape it with double slashes like this: var result = '{"result": ["lunch", "\\"Show\\""] }'; var tags = JSON.parse(result); alert (tags.result[1]); then it works fine. Why do we need to use double slash here in javascript? The problem is that PHP json

I am trying to convert all types of smart quotes to regular quotes when working with text. However, the following function I've compiled still seems to be lacking support and proper design. Does anyone know how to properly get all quote characters converted? function convert_smart_quotes($string) { $quotes = array( "\xC2\xAB" => '"', // « (U+00AB) in UTF-8 "\xC2\xBB" => '"', // » (U+00BB) in UTF-8 "\xE2\x80\x98" => "'", // ‘ (U+2018) in UTF-8 "\xE2\x80\x99" => "'", // ’ (U+2019) in UTF-8 "\xE2\x80\x9A" => "'", // ‚ (U+201A) in UTF-8 "\xE2\x80\x9B" => "'", // ‛ (U+201B) in UTF-8 "\xE2\x80\x9C"

I want remove double quote in my json_encode, that is my code: <?php require_once 'config.inc.php'; //## Clase Base de Datos require_once 'Database.class.php'; //## Obtengo los parametros pasados por el metodo GET $params = $_REQUEST; $db = new Database(DB_SERVER, DB_USER, DB_PASS, DB_DATABASE); $db->connect(); $result = mysql_query("SELECT * from ranking WHERE posicion BETWEEN ".$params['pos_ini']." AND ".$params['pos_fi']) or die('Could not query'); if(mysql_num_rows($result)){ $array_json=array(); $filas = mysql_num_rows($result); $columnas = mysql_num_fields($result); for($i=0;$i<$filas;$i

I'm creating a JSON string from a PHP array. I've encoded it using json_encode() . $data = array( 'title' => 'Example string\'s with "special" characters' ); $data = json_encode( $data ); $data is localized using wp_localize_script() and is accessible via a global data variable. In the JS file I can access the information by the following: var data = data.replace( /"/g, '"' ), jsonData = jQuery.parseJSON( data ); console.log( jsonData ); This results in an output of: { "title":"Example string's with "special" characters" } Entering that result into http://jsonlint.com/ returns an error.

Simple question, is there any way to omit the double quote in PostgreSQL? Here is an example, giving select * from A; , I will retrieve ERROR: relation "a" does not exist , and I would have to give select * from "A"; to get the real result. Is there any way not to do the second and instead do the first on PostgreSQL? Your problem with this query started when you created your table. When you create your table, don't use quotes. Use this: CREATE TABLE a ( ... ); Not this: CREATE TABLE "A" ( ... ); The latter will make it so that you always have to quote it later. The former makes it a normal