JavaScript atob operation using PHP
Solution 1
Have a look at base64_decode()
.
JavaScripts btoa()
just encodes a string using Base64. The PHP functions for that are base64_encode()
and base64_decode()
.
Solution 2
When I use window.btoa(String) to encode (not encrypt) text and send it over to the server side via AJAX, I find that the client-server exchange has resulted in plus signs ('+'), in the encoded text, being replaced by spaces (' ').
To get the text back to proper encoding in PHP, I've had to use string transform like so:
$clean = strtr( $_POST['ajax-text'], ' ', '+');
$ascii = base64_decode( $clean );
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Updated on July 05, 2022Comments
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Alfred almost 2 years
I would like to know if it is possible to decrypt the JavaScript encrypted text (which is encrypted using JavaScript's btoa function), using PHP.
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Sam about 11 yearsThis is a comment not an answer
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Dogbert about 11 years@Sam, what's the answer then?
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deltab over 3 yearsSounds like you've sent the encoded text in the query string of a URL. You should encode it using
encodeURIComponent
before inserting it.