[Solved] How does php parse such a json string?

<code>var xx = 'dfdf';
var yy = 'kfdl';
var zz = 'ijklk';
instance:[{"instance_name":xx,"machine_belong":yy,"access_port":zz},{"instance_name":xx,"machine_belong":yy,"access_port":zz}]



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instance = [{"instance_name":1,"machine_belong":2,"access_port":3},{"instance_name":1,"machine_belong":2,"access_port":3}];

I did a test with this, and it turned out that the json was written incorrectly. The json in my code was spliced, and there was an error in the splicing

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<code>var xx = 'dfdf';
var yy = 'kfdl';
var zz = 'ijklk';
instance:[{"instance_name":xx,"machine_belong":yy,"access_port":zz},{"instance_name":xx,"machine_belong":yy,"access_port":zz}]



</code>

How to handle php background

instance = [{"instance_name":1,"machine_belong":2,"access_port":3},{"instance_name":1,"machine_belong":2,"access_port":3}];

I did a test with this, and it turned out that the json was written incorrectly. The json in my code was spliced, and there was an error in the splicing

<code>instance = [{"instance_name":xx,"machine_belong":yy,"access_port":zz},{"instance_name":xx,"machine_belong":yy,"access_port":zz}]
// 对instance json序列化, 才可以进行数据传输
instance = JSON.stringify(instance);</code>

PHP analysis:

<code>$instance = json_decode($_REQUEST['instance'], true);</code>

No thanks

You should convert the object into a string first and then send it to the background

See your code, is js sent to the php interface?
If so, when using post, PHP can use $res=$_post['data']
If your calling interface is ajax({data:{...}});
Next, get PHP Object, similar to res.name

https://github.com/yiisoft/yi...

Please refer to this code

http://json.cn/ Test json format