i'm creating a plugin in which the user adds custom settings in data-
attribute in HTML. Settings are in JSON format. I'm using these settings in Javascript.
It has got preview
, base
and paths
properties. preview
and base
have string values, but paths
is an array of path
objects.
It works fine when i add JSON setting directly into the HTML:
<div data-side="front" data-params='{"preview": "assets/img/products/tshirt/front-preview.png", "base": "assets/img/products/tshirt/front-base.png", "paths": "[{\"name\": \"base\", \"path\": \"M 324.00,33.00 C 324.00,33.00\", \"x\": 92, \"y\": 16, \"height\": 370}, {\"name\": \"collar\", \"path\": \"M 358.00,46.10 C 358.00,46.10\", \"x\": 170, \"y\": 17, \"height\": 21}, {\"name\": \"leftSleeve\", \"path\": \"M 633.17,170.00 C 633.17,170.00\", \"x\": 288, \"y\": 66, \"height\": 131}, {\"name\": \"leftCuff\", \"path\": \"M 595.00,438.00 C 615.47,438.23\", \"x\": 293, \"y\": 172, \"height\": 33}, {\"name\": \"rightSleeve\", \"path\": \"M 142.00,140.00 C 143.46,150.28\", \"x\": 47, \"y\": 64, \"height\": 131}, {\"name\": \"rightCuff\", \"path\": \"M 48.00,375.38 C 48.00,375.38 95.00\", \"x\": 41, \"y\": 166, \"height\": 36}]"}'>
I'm getting this value using data('Params')
method of jQuery. Its type is object
.
Now, when i'm trying to json_encode
a php array and pass it to the data-
, it's added successfully
<div data-side="front" data-params=<?php echo "'".json_encode($dataParams)."'"; ?>>
But now typeof data('Params')
in Javascript is string
. So, i'm getting a JSON parse error. If i remove paths
key, its type changes to object.
Here's the print_r
of the array that i'm encoding:
Array ( [preview] => assets/img/products/tshirt/front-preview.png [base] => assets/img/products/tshirt/front-base.png [paths] => Array ( [0] => Array ( [name] => base [path] => M 324.00,33.00 C 324.00,33.00 [x] => 92 [y] => 16 [height] => 370 ) ... and more path arrays ) )
So, why does it changes its type to string if i include paths
key? Any way to solve it?
Edit:
Here's the output:
You need to escape data and handle special characters.
<div data-side="front" data-params="<?php echo htmlspecialchars(json_encode($dataParams), ENT_QUOTES, 'UTF-8'); ?>">
And get it with jQuery:
$('[data-side="front"]').data('params'); // object
or javascript
JSON.parse(document.querySelector('[data-side="front"]').dataset.params); // object
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