[Kawa]

Does anyone here knows to decode PHP non-aplhanumeric?

I'm trying to understand it, anyone ?


Thanks.

[mothered]

Please provide the code you wish to decode.

[Kawa]

I do realize its a little bit hard to do without the code....I don't feel quite comfy by sharing it...., IM not supposed to.


is it possible to get a brief explanation on the method to decode?

by the way... I sent you a pm.

[Kawa]

Please provide the code you wish to decode.

I do realize its a little bit hard to do without the code....I don't feel quite comfy by sharing it...., IM not supposed to.


is it possible to get  a brief explanation on the method to decode?

by the way... I sent you a pm.

[mothered]

Please provide the code you wish to decode.

I do realize its a little bit hard to do without the code....I don't feel quite comfy by sharing it...., IM not supposed to.


is it possible to get  a brief explanation on the method to decode?

If you don't wish to share the code, I fully understand.

When you say "decode", are you referring to "removing" all non-alphanumeric characters? If so, use the following code.

Code:

<?php  
$string="Sinisterly!!?*&";
$string = preg_replace( '/[\W]/', '', $string);
echo($string);
?>

Output: Sinisterly

The regular expression of ‘/[\W]/’  replaces every non-alphanumeric character with an empty string. The preg_replace() function, searches for the strings.

[Kawa]

Please provide the code you wish to decode.

If you don't wish to share the code, I fully understand.

When you say "decode", are you referring to "removing" all non-alphanumeric characters? If so, use the following code.

Code:

Output: Sinisterly

The regular expression of ‘/[\W]/’  replaces every non-alphanumeric character with an empty string. The preg_replace() function, searches for the strings.

I'm afraid... that's not what I mean.... PHP non-alphanumeric is actually an advanced way to obfuscate your code....... maybe this could light some concepts and hopefully someone can understand it better than me

http://www.thespanner.co.uk/2011/09/22/n...de-in-php/