Posting Serialized Data Not Working

Posted on 16th Feb 2014 07:03 pm by admin

I am trying to send an object from one PHP file to another using POST. I serialize the object and then add slashes. For some reason, only part of the data is getting through. It appears to be a problem with the slashes. Here is the HTML that is generate in the sending PHP file:

<select name="match3"><option value="O:19:"teacher_student_match":3:{s:7:"sess_id";s:2:"67";s:7:"stud_id";s:2:"10";s:6:"tut_id";N;}">Rodriguez, Jorge</option></select>

In the receiving file, I get the following for $_POST['match3']:

O:19:\

So I am not getting the full string that I am trying to send.

Anyone know what might be going wrong?

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