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    wddx_serialize_value

    (PHP 4, PHP 5, PHP 7)

    wddx_serialize_value — Tek bir değeri bir WDDX paketi içinde dizgeleştirir

    Uyarı

    Bu işlev PHP 7.4.0'da tamamen KALDIRILMIŞTIR.

    Açıklama

    wddx_serialize_value(mixed $değer, string $açıkama = ?): string

    Belirtilen değerden bir WDDX paketi oluşturur.

    Bağımsız Değişkenler

    değer

    Dizgeleştirilecek değer.

    açıkama

    Paket başlığında görünmek üzere belirtilmesi isteğe bağlı açıklama dizgesi.

    Dönen Değerler

    Bir hata oluşursa false yoksa bir WDDX paketi döner.

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    chris at digitalbase dot com
    22 years ago
    When serializing JavaScript objects to interact with PHP objects, you should make the JavaScript object's first entry a php_class_name.

    PHP:
    class myclass {
        var $name;
        var $age;
        var $ssn;
        ...
       
        function myclass() {
            $this->name = "";
            $this->age = "";
            $this->ssn = "";
            ...
        }
    }

    JavaScript:
    // serialization example code is from the
    // WDDX SDK http://www.openwddx.org
    function SerializeMsg(name, age, ssn, ...) {
        var MyObj = new Object;
       
        // the following line is necessary in order
        // to deserialize back to a PHP object
        MyObj.php_class_name = "myclass";
       
        MyObj.name = name;
        MyObj.age = age;
        MyObj.ssn = ssn;
        ...
       
        // Create a new serializer "object" to do our work for us
        MySer = new WddxSerializer;

        // Serialize the Message variable into a WDDX Packet
        MyWDDXPacket = MySer.serialize(MyObj);

        // Output WDDX Packet so we can see what it looks like
        return MyWDDXPacket;
    }

    Now you can use this in a page which is its own form action:
    <?php
    // don't forget to include the class definition from above!
    if (!isSet($wddx_packet))
            $MyObj = new myclass();
    else
            $MyObj = wddx_deserialize($wddx_packet);
    ?>

    <html>
    <head>
    <script language="JavaScript">
    <!--
    function Init() {
        // sets the form's text-elements
        tmp = document.MyForm;
       
        tmp.name.value = "<? echo $MyObj->name ?>";
        tmp.age.value = "<? echo $MyObj->age ?>";
        tmp.ssn.value = "<? echo $MyObj->ssn ?>";
        ...
    }

    function SerializeMsg(name, age, ssn, ...) {
    // see above!
    }

    function SubmitForm() {
        // sumbits the form
        tmp = document.MyForm;
       
        tmp.wddx_packet.value =
        SerializeMsg(tmp.name.value, tmp.age.value, tmp.ssn.value,...);
        document.submit();
    }
    // -->
    </script>
    </head>
    <body>
    ...
    <form name="MyForm"
    action="<? echo $PHP_SELF ?>" method="post">
    <input name="wddx_packet" type="hidden">
    <input name="name" type="text">
    <input name="age" type="text">
    <input name="ssn" type="text">
    ...
    <input name="SubmitBtn" type="button" onclick="SumbitForm()">
    </form>
    </body>
    </html>

    ---------------------------------
    If you don't provide that first 'php_class_name' in the JavaScript function, then when PHP deserializes it will deserialize into an associative array and not an object instance.

    Note that this provides a way to maintain state without
    using sessions or cookies - just good old HTML!

    Hope this helps!
    --
    Chris Hansen
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