I write the JSON file on the server side with PHP in the format {}{}{}, with the File_put_contents additional write
In the client JS through PHP is also {}{}{} This format (file_get_contents), rather than the standard JSON format [{},{},{}]
How do I get the standard JSON format? When PHP is written (php only gets {key/value}, what do you do?). ), or JS to get to the string, and then into the standard format (how to do?) )?
Novice questions, thanks.
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I write the JSON file on the server side with PHP in the format {}{}{}, with the File_put_contents additional write
In the client JS through PHP is also {}{}{} This format (file_get_contents), rather than the standard JSON format [{},{},{}]
How do I get the standard JSON format? When PHP is written (php only gets {key/value}, what do you do?). ), or JS to get to the string, and then into the standard format (how to do?) )?
Novice questions, thanks.
Put the content you want to write in $data = array(); ,
At the time of writing, use
$data[] = $xxxxx;$data[] = $yyyyy;//....file_put_contents('xx.js', json_encode($data));
Then js you can load this normally xx.js .
It is recommended that the backend server write to the file is the standard JSON format, the front end can be directly resolved.