PHP gets the JSON data through the URL and returns a null value

http://php.net/api/apply.php?&apply={"Apply": {"name": "4747474", "Site": "http:\/\/4444444444444444", "icon": " "Information": "474", "about": "747", "Weibo": "74444444444", "email": "74444444444444444", "Moblie": "89742589633" , "Isfree": "Y", "Applytime": 1349939108}}

This is a link, I on this page how to put the JSON format to come out?

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$x = Json_decode ($_get[' Apply ');

$x = Json_decode ($_get[' Apply ');

It's still empty, maybe there's something wrong with that string ...

Var_dump (Json_decode ($_get[' Apply '],true));
Look what?

Var_dump (Json_decode ($_get[' Apply '],true));
Look what?

Null

Var_dump (Json_decode (urldecode ($_get[' Apply '), true));

Var_dump (Json_decode (urldecode ($_get[' Apply '), true));

Also can't, finally I put those redundant \ Remove, do not know why AH?

Print_r (' {' "apply": {"name": "4747474", "Site": "http:\/\/4444444444444444", "icon": "Json_decode", "Information": " 474 "," about ":" 747 "," Weibo ":" 74444444444 "," email ":" 74444444444444444 "," Moblie ":" 89742589633 "," Isfree ":" Y "," Applytime ": 1349939108}} ');

StdClass object (    [Apply] = StdClass Object        (            [name] = 4747474            [site] =/http 4444444444444444 [            icon] = [            Information] = 474            [about] = 747            [Weibo] + 74444444444            [email] = 74444444444444444            [Moblie] = 89742589633            [Isfree] = y            [applytime] = 1349939108        ))

PHP Code
Print_r (' {' "apply": {"name": "4747474", "Site": "http:\/\/4444444444444444", "icon": "Json_decode", "Information": " 474 "," about ":" 747 "," Weibo ":" 74444444444 "," email ":" 74444444444444444 "," Moblie ":" ...

Yes, thank you.

LZ address parameters apply front more than A & symbol, you see whether this is the problem

I had a problem with my text format before, and I got the wrong result.

$json _string = $_get["Apply"];
if (Ini_get ("magic_quotes_gpc") = = "1")
{
$json _string=stripslashes ($json _string);
}

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