This is of no benefit to anyone else but me as I get sick of having to re-invent the wheel every time I need to extract data from a callback - if it works for you then cool, if not then have a tinker and improve it. It's cobbled together from all sorts of different places and is a replacement for something I did before.
<?php $str = preg_replace("/\/\*[\s\S]*?\*\//", '',$str); $str = str_replace(PHP_EOL, '', $str); preg_match('/callback\(([^\)]*)\)/', $str, $matches); $str = $matches[1]; ?>EDIT
Just came across a situation where the JSON wasn't correctly formatted (i.e. the keys in key:value pairs wasn't enclosed with quotes). To correct this so that I could use PHPs json_decode I added these two lines:
<?php $str = preg_replace('([a-zA-Z]+:)', '"$0":', $str); $str = str_replace(':":', '":', $str); ?>
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