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I have a string which look like:

["DZ_Backpack_EP1",[["M4A1"],["M16A2]],[["ItemWaterbottle","FoodSteakCooked","ItemPainkiller","ItemSodaPepsi","ItemBloodbag","ItemMorphine","ItemEpinephrine","ItemBandage"],[1,2,1,1,1,1,1,1]]]

Ant i need to get this array:

DZ_Backpack_EP1 = array(
                 ['weapons'] => array (
                             [0] => 'M4A1',
                             [1] => 'M16A2' 
                             ),
                 ['items'] => array (
                             ['ItemsList'] => array ( 
                                 [0] = > 'ItemWaterbottle',
                                 [1] = > 'FoodSteakCooked',
                                 [2] = > 'ItemPainkiller',
                                 [3] = > 'ItemSodaPepsi',
                                 [4] = > 'ItemBloodbag',
                                 [5] = > 'ItemMorphine',
                                 [6] = > 'ItemEpinephrine',
                                 [7] = > 'ItemBandage'),
                             ['ItemsCount'] => array ( 
                                 [0] = > 'ItemWaterbottle',
                                 [1] = > 'FoodSteakCooked',
                                 [2] = > 'ItemPainkiller',
                                 [3] = > 'ItemSodaPepsi',
                                 [4] = > 'ItemBloodbag',
                                 [5] = > 'ItemMorphine',
                                 [6] = > 'ItemEpinephrine',
                                 [7] = > 'ItemBandage'
                                 )
                             )
                 )

i try to edit this example PHP - string to multidimensional array but with no luck. Any ideas?

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Looks like you just need json_decode.

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What am I missing? codepad.org/k7Oxe4fq –  Mike B Jul 6 '12 at 13:45
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A closing quote after "M16A2". –  Niet the Dark Absol Jul 6 '12 at 13:46
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Always worth using a validation tool for testing JSON in situations like this: jsonlint.com –  Dan Prince Jul 6 '12 at 13:49
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