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K, so I have something like this. I'm trying to figure out how to not escape the double quotes. I think this is restler doing it...but I haven't been able to find docs or hints in the restler code about what I need to change. If I do a str_replace('"', '*', jason_encode...), it displays fine with the stars...so it is not json_encode messing it up...:

....
$thisDeal = new deals_search_element();
$thisDeal->deal_name="name2";
$thisDeal->venue_address="address2";
$thisDeal->latlong=$latlong;

$myDeals[] = $thisDeal;
return json_encode( array( "deals_search"=>$myDeals ));

My output is this:

"{\"deals_search\":[{\"deal_name\":\"test name 1\",\"deal_venue\":\"\",\"venue_address\":\"test address 1\",\"venue_city\":\"\",\"venue_state\":\"\",\"latlong\":\"1...

I know the data doesn't match the code...but just trust me on all that and the point is...the double quotes are escaped. How can I stop this?

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Got it. I was trying to encode myself where restler handles it automatically. I was being thick about that part. lol

So line:

return json_encode( array( "deals_search"=>$myDeals ));

...had to become just...

return array( "deals_search"=>$myDeals );
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