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The JSON is valid ISO-8859-1, or Latin1. If your application is using some other encoding, say UTF-8, you need to convert the encoding of the response from Latin1 to UTF-8.

Jaanus 2009-12-30 17:35:53

Thank you, and no,I use decode.I get the response from curl, I stript it from the forward slashes at the beginning and then I decode it. Then I loop threw the arrays.Except when I add the third stock, it returns null. I am going to try it with an american stock to try to pinpoint the problem exactly.

Richard 2009-12-30 18:41:56

this worked utf8_encode($response)I read the docs of json_decode a little more and there I saw what you ment. Although I would like to know where al those differences are coming from. But thanks for the solution.

Richard 2009-12-30 19:02:16

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json_encode and json_decode expect in/output to be utf-8. PHP defaults to use iso-8859-1 as charset. So you may have to convert. (Note that the euro sign doesn't exist in iso-8859-1).

troelskn 2009-12-30 19:43:16

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