- Miscellany
- Monday, July 9th, 2007 at 2:37:11pm MDT
- //if you happen to have php 5.2.0 or higher you can use the standard json_encode() / json_decode() functions that are //way faster (coded in c, like 100 - 200 times faster)
- //if you want to keep it portable in case, then try something like this:
- //now its portable to php ver. < 5.2.0 where you would otherwise have to install the php-json c-extension first
- include('JSON.php');
- $json = new Services_JSON();
- function json_encode($value){
- global $json;
- return $json->encode($value);
- }
- function json_decode($value){
- global $json;
- return $json->decode($value);
- }
- }
- // then just use the standard functions json_encode() / json_decode()
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