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So I got a string that has a backslash in it. "kIurhgFBOzDW5il89\/lB1ZQnmmY=".
I tried adding an extra '\', but JSON.stringify( "kIurhgFBOzDW5il89\\/lB1ZQnmmY=") returns the string with two backslashes instead of one. Is there any way to keep the backslash using JSON.stringify?
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The backslash ( \ ) is a special character in both PHP and JSON. Both languages use it to escape special characters in strings and in order to represent a backslash correctly in strings you have to prepend another backslash to it, both in PHP and JSON.
The JSON.stringify() method converts a JavaScript value to a JSON string, optionally replacing values if a replacer function is specified or optionally including only the specified properties if a replacer array is specified.
JSON. stringify does not act like an "identity" function when called on data that has already been converted to JSON. By design, it will escape quote marks, backslashes, etc. You need to call JSON.
JSON.stringify doesn't remove the backslash, it encodes it. When you use JSON.parse on the other end, or whatever you do to decode your JSON, it will return the original string.
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