How to decode json into array output

How to decode json into array output? A: 2: {I: 0; s: 21: & quot; www & quot; I: 1; s: 16: & quot; eee & quot ;;}, check out json_decodehttp: // php.net/manual/en/function.json-decode.php. do you know how to decode the jsonjson format into an array output?
A: 2: {I: 0; s: 21: "www"; I: 1; s: 16: "eee ";}

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View json_decode

Http://php.net/manual/en/function.json-decode.php


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Are you sure this is a correct Json format data?
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Where does the data in the database come from? I don't think it should be Json...

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Are you sure this is a correct Json format data?

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The database is like this!
Json_decode is a value when an array is used.

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Like serialize,
But it's a little strange.
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I have tested it and cannot restore it normally.

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Like serialize,
But it's a little strange.

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This is not json
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Cms uchome seems to have stored data like this.
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First in this http://jsonlint.com/verify the json format is correct, json converted into an array using json_decode
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This array ('WWW ', 'eee') is read, but the length of the array element is incorrect.
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The format is not json. it is the result of serialize serialization, but the data is obviously faulty.

A: 2: {I: 0; s: 21: "www"; I: 1; s: 16: "eee ";};

Indicates that an array contains two elements. The first element is the string www with a length of 21 (obviously incorrect, the length should be 3 ), the second element is the string eee with a length of 16 (or not)

$ Str = 'A: 2: {I: 0; s: 3: "www"; I: 1; s: 3: "eee ";}';
Var_dump (unserialize ($ str ));
// This should be correct.
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Array (2) {[0] => string (3) "www" [1] => string (3) "eee "}