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How do I get jscon_encode to work with multibyte characters?

echo '<a title=' .json_encode("ζŒ‰ζ—Άι—΄ε…ˆεŽθΏ›θ‘ŒζŽ’εΊ") . '>test</a>';

The above will generate something like "\ u6309 \ u65f6 \ u95f4 \ u5148 \ u540e \ u8fdb \ u884c \ u6392 \ u5e8f" and it's a mess!

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No, it's JSON. JSON encoders can copy characters as-is (excluding doubles, backslashes, or control characters) or encode them using a notation \uxxxx

. So even though the above is not pretty, its valid JSON and ensures the string is decoded correctly.



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The attribute value is title

not considered JavaScript. Use json_encode

only to convert PHP type to JavaScript / JSON expression.

Try this instead:



echo '<a title="ζŒ‰ζ—Άι—΄ε…ˆεŽθΏ›θ‘ŒζŽ’εΊ">test</a>';

But you need to send your document with the same encoding as the header text.

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Have you tried this: http://us.php.net/manual/en/function.json-encode.php#74878

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