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Php function serialize() returns s:value but i don’t want this ‘s:’.What should I do?

I got this as an O/P: s:287:”a:3:{s:6:”actors”;a:2:{s:4:”name”;s:6:”Actors”;s:5:”value”;s:38:”Felicity Jones, Diego Luna, Alan Tudyk”;}s:8:”director”;a:2:{s:4:”name”;s:8:”Director”;s:5:”value”;s:14:”Gareth Edwards”;}s:6:”writer”;a:2:{s:4:”name”;s:6:”Writer”;s:5:”value”;s:36:”Chris Weitz, Tony Gilroy, John Knoll”;}}”; My Code:- I don’t need first s:287″ but this thing automatically save in my database. Help me please.. Answer The WordPress function add_post_meta() tries to serialize the passed data for itself. As you can see in the documentation of add_post_meta() it calls

Groups Annotations don’t works

Symfony 3.1.7 + FOSRestBundle latest version Then in my Article entity I added this annotation @Groups({“article”}) with the right use statement. Whit default serializer I get : Whit JMS serializer (bundle) I get : (I have two articles in db) it seems like the “article” group is not recognized. When I use the default serializer whithout this annotations I get

Serialize/deserialize nested objects to JSON with type in PHP

I have classes that extends an abstract class. I need to create instances of these classes through a string – preferably JSON. Many of the objects are nested, and many properties are private. I need a way to: Create a JSON string of the complete object (with private properties and nested objects – with their private properties). Create a new

PHP XML serializer

Is there some php libraries which implement serialization of data to XML-format like serialize() and unserialize() (with restoring objects from XML) functions of objects with private and protected …

How do I PHP-unserialize a jQuery-serialized form?

Using $(‘#form’).serialize(), I was able to send this over to a PHP page. Now how do I unserialize it in PHP? It was serialized in jQuery. Answer You shouldn’t have to unserialize anything in PHP from the jquery serialize method. If you serialize the data, it should be sent to PHP as query parameters if you are using a GET

How can I unserialize session data to an arbitrary variable in PHP?

I want to unserialize a session_encode()’d string of session data to my own array (i.e. not to $_SESSION.) There doesn’t appear to be an in-built function that handles this. There’s session_decode() but it writes directly to the $_SESSION super-global. There’s unserialize() but it returns false on session_encode()’d strings as they’re a slightly different format. What’s the best way to do

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