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if you do this
$str="\a\b\c\e\t\n\r";
$temp=str_replace('\\','/',$str);
you will not get what you expect. because $str was create with " it treats the \t \n \r as escaped chrs.
$str='\a\b\c\e\t\n\r';
$temp=str_replace('\\','/',$str);
will work. I discovered this in the windows version.
for example:
$str="c:\newfolder\temp"
$temp=str_replace('\\','/',$str);
returns
c:
e/foler emp
not c:/newfolder/temp
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