KingNeil

I am using Javascript to encode data with json... and using PHP to decode this data with json_decode(); My JSON looks like this: When I do json_decode, it doesn't work The reason why, is because of the "0":, "1": etc Usually, json is not encoded with {"0":{"url":"http://www.businessinsider.com but rather, just {"url":"http://www.businessinsider.com without the "{0": What is your solution for this?? Can PHP decode the "{0": Or, is the solution to strip the "{0": altogether...? If so, how would I do this? Thanks

What type of encryption? AES etc? Fact is, this data ends up being decoded into a stock chart on the client side, so if it is encrypted, I can likely find the key

It's absolutely no different than if I loaded the page in a browser I was just wondering if this is a common format that anyone here recognises

I have been using PHP CURL to obtain stock data... The URL is Essentially, it is supposed to return date, time, and price of stock tick data But it returns stuff like "HrCy/h6wsw4esLL+HrCzDh6wsw4esLMOHrCzDh6wsu4esLLeHrCy7h6wsu4esLL" So... I would like to know, what is this format, and how do I decode it? Thanks Here is the full response....