Maybe parse_str() will do the trick?
I am using it in a close situation, I store:
a=1&b=1
And $a has value 1, $b has value 2.
But I guess to work in your case you would need to stripslashes(); and
str_replace(';', '&', $string) before the parse_str();
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Hi Folks,
I save an ascii-sentence, representing my vars and their values in the db
after I request them, I try to eval them.
here is what I get back from the db
$scar=\"3\";$anrede=\"Herr\";$pf_name=\"wert\";$pf_kontem=\"tzrtzetrz\";$pf_
kontel=\"zuoioopöl\";$zeit=\"\";$pf_wt=\"löjlköjklö\";$sto=\"2\";
(values are just typed in ;-) )
then I try to eval them with
$tmpeval=$vars[1]; // $vars[1] is where the data is in my answer-array
eval ("\$tmpeval = \"$tmpeval\";");
after this ther should each var have it´s values like
$scar should be 3
$anrede should be Herr
I also tried
$tmpeval=stripslashes($tmpeval);
but that doesn´t work either.
Can anybody see my mistake, or is there any length-limit in eval ??
TIA Oliver
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