Php and character for str_replace

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actually i have problem for use str_replace , i put my example :

<?php
$chars_1=array('\',"/","&","¬","~","-","_");
$chars_2=array("","","","","","","");

$result=str_replace($chars_1,$chars_2,$text);

?>

The problem it´s when in the array put the character \ , for the rest i haven´t problem but if i put or use \ for change by other character i have problem , how i can replace \ and use in array for replace for nothing in this case , if use this replace with \ the mini script give me error if no use in replace \ all ok

Thank´s !

Joseph Silber · Accepted Answer · 2013-09-01 18:28:02Z

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You have to escape the slash, by using a double slash:

$chars_1 = array('\\',"/","&","¬","~","-","_");

answered Sep 1, 2013 at 18:28

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