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//Require file_get_contents.js function is_readable(file) { var _file = file_get_contents(file); if (_file) { var _length1 = _file.replace("<h1>Object not found!</h1>", "LOL", _file); var _length2 = _file; ... [More] if (_length1.length === _length2.length) { return true; } return false; } } [Less]

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or you could just use join on the array. like this ['hello','world','!!!'].join(' ') //return "hello world !!!" or am i missing something?

So I'm not really sure whats going on here, but I'm having a problem with this function. When I use PHP's serialize on a string value of "7½" (imagine the html entity here is the actual 1/2 fraction character and not the html entity code (not sure if ... [More] it will render or not at time of posting)) The php parser will return a string value 2 bytes long. When I do the same via JS and this function, I get a string value 3 bytes long with a hidden &Acirc character between 7 and the 1/2 fraction. Why is this? I've tried everything to get around it. What I ended up having to do was in php, after it receives the serialized version of the string, it unserializes it, then it runs it through a recursive function that essentially converts all special characters to their &entityName; code, then I str_ireplace("Â", "", $curval); then I reencode the value by converting all &entities; back to ther actual character code. Then I re-serialize using php's serialize function and then store it to the database. Case and point when I reserialized this via PHP with the 1/2 fraction characater (as a character) in the string, it stores it correctly as a 2 byte string and does not add the funky acric character back in. This was the ONLY way I could get this function to work. I know the Acirc character has something to do with character encoding but the site is set to use western/latin, not UTF8. Is there some way via javascript I can convert the UTF8 version of the value to the latin version before I use your serialize function? And why does this function not work exactly like the PHP version? I thought that was the point of this project? Is this a bug? Here is your functions version: a:1:{i:0;a:7:{s:3:"sku";s:5:"1052m";s:4:"name";s:21:"Boonie Hat (ABU Camo)";s:5:"price";s:5:"17.99";s:3:"qty";s:1:"1";s:6:"typeid";s:1:"3";s:6:"status";s:3:"new";s:2:"ui";a:1:{i:0;a:2:{s:4:"name";s:4:"size";s:5:"value";s:3:"7½";}}}} (notice s:3: on the last value of the last array) Here is PHP's version: a:1:{i:0;a:7:{s:3:"sku";s:5:"1052m";s:4:"name";s:21:"Boonie Hat (ABU Camo)";s:5:"price";s:5:"17.99";s:3:"qty";d:1;s:6:"typeid";s:1:"3";s:6:"status";s:3:"new";s:2:"ui";a:1:{i:0;a:2:{s:4:"name";s:4:"size";s:5:"value";s:2:"7½";}}} (notice s:2: on the last value of the last array) [Less]

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