I often use serialization in my job to store object in db, and more often to save lots of data in db when I don’t want to create a column for each data…

I created a very simple tool to help me read serialized data, and to recover mis written serialized data (for example : truncated serialized token, etc.).. maybe this will help other people

http://unserialize.net

C u,
Marc

==index.php
<?php
print”FAVOURITE COLOURS”;
print”";
print”Name : “;
print”Colours :”;
print”Red”;
print”Blue”;
print”Green”;
print”White”;
print”Size : S”;
print”M”;
print”L”;
print”";
print”";
print”View Data“;
?>
==end script

==saveindex.php
<?php
$connect=mysql_connect(“localhost”,”root”,”yulisman”) or die (“Conn Failed”);

$colors = serialize($chkColours);
$sql=”insert into mycolors_tb (name,colors,size)
values (‘$name’,'$colors’,'$size’)”;
$qry=mysql_db_query(“mycolors_db”,$sql,$connect);

if ($qry)
{ print “Data Saved”; }
else
{ print “Save Failed”; }

print”Main“;
print”View Data“;
?>
==end script

==vdata.php
<?php
$connect=mysql_connect(“localhost”,”root”,”yulisman”) or die (“Conn Failed”);

$query=”SELECT * FROM mycolors_tb ORDER BY noid ASC”;
$doQuery=mysql_db_query(‘mycolors_db’,$query,$connect);
$numrows=mysql_num_rows($doQuery);

print “<table border=’1′”;
print “No. ID”;
print “Name”;
print “Colours”;
print “Size”;

// can you make unserialize code for me, plizzz. I want 2 display the data in table
// i tried, but the result is terrible

while ($row=mysql_fetch_row($doQuery))
{
print “$row[0]“;
print “$row[1]“;
print”$row[2]“;
print “$row[3]“;
}
print “”;
?>
==end script
Thanks