note 28652 modified in function.serialize by jsheets

[Editor's Note] Rather than using str_replace try base64_encode/base64_decode, or urlencode depending on your needs. I've had a lot of trouble with serializing objects. The problem is that special characters such as < > ' ~ ` etc. will cause problems. You will need to use some form of encode and decode function to fix this. in other words you need to str_replace all these with for example {tildae}... --was-- Ive had a whole lot of hell with serializing objects. The problem is that special characters such as < > ' ~ ` etc. will screw everything up. You will need to use some form of encode and decode function to fix this. in other words you need to str_replace all these with for example {tildae}... http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.serialize.php