In my Laravel application, I am passing a JSON object to a Vue component:
<search v-bind:library="''"></search>
language_library()
, for testing purposes, returns just one line:
{"you_dont_have_subscription":"You don\\'t have an active subscription right now."}
As you see, the single quote in the string is escaped. However, Vue throws this error:
[Vue warn]: Error compiling template:
invalid expression: Unexpected identifier in
'{"you_dont_have_subscription":"You don\\'t have an active subscription right now."}'
Raw expression: v-bind:library="'{"you_dont_have_subscription":"You don\\'t have an active subscription right now."}'"
I don't understand why the issue is happening. It's a single quote inside double quotes and it's escaped too (using addslashes()
in the PHP back-end). How can I have a string that contains quotes in my JSON, if not like this?
If, instead of addslahes, I manually do something like this...
str_replace("'", "\'", $string)
...I still get the same error, with two backslashes in front of the quote in JSON.
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