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How to extract and access data from JSON with PHP?
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'["value", {"label":"Value","type":"select","source":[["1","Yes"],["0","No"]]}]'
How do I convert this array inside single quotes to a regular arrayin PHP?
use json_decode
$string = '["value", {"label":"Value","type":"select","source":[["1","Yes"],["0","No"]]}]';
$phpArray = json_decode($string, true);
var_dump($phpArray);
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How to extract and access data from JSON with PHP?
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I get this kind of string from JS to PHP.
[[1,"10.00","10.00","A"],[2,"20.00","25.00","B"],[3,"10.00","25.00","C"],[6,"10.00","25.00","D"]]
How can I convert it to a php multidimensional array?
Note:
I tried json_encode without getting the desired result.
<?php
$string = '[[1,"10.00","10.00","A"],[2,"20.00","25.00","B"],[3,"10.00","25.00","C"],[6,"10.00","25.00","D"]]';
$result = json_decode($string);
var_dump($result);
?>
You should use json_decode instead of json_encode for convert JSON to array PHP
Result:
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I Have a string like this
{"Account":{"Currency":"SGD","CreditLimit":0.0000,"Balance":1649.5700},"Status":36,"Code":891,"Message":"Success"}-
I need the value of Balance.
I tried like this.
$string = '{"Account":{"Currency":"SGD","CreditLimit":0.0000,"Balance":1649.5700},"Status":1,"Code":1,"Message":"Success"}-';
$withCharacter = strstr($string, 'Balance":');
echo substr($withCharacter, 1);
Tried to use explode also but no luck.
This seems like a valid JSON, why not json_decode and find the value:
$i = json_decode('{"Account":{"Currency":"SGD","CreditLimit":0.0000,"Balance":1649.5700},"Status":36,"Code":891,"Message":"Success"}');
echo $i->Account->Balance;
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How to loop through PHP object with dynamic keys [duplicate]
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I set up a new site and want a workaround for the problem.
I have this text in the mysql table
{"200":"5","220":"0","65":"4","80":"0","199":"1","197":"1","198":"0","257":"4","223":"0"}
I want to fetch the ID and its value by php
For example
$id[200] = 5
You can use json_decode() to convert JSON string into an array. Since your JSON string contains numeric indexes so you need to use curly brackets to fetch the values
$str = '{"200":"5","220":"0","65":"4","80":"0","199":"1","197":"1","198":"0","257":"4","223":"0"}';
$array = json_decode($str);
echo $array->{'200'};
Or you can add second parameter in json_decode as true to fetch the value as normal array
$array = json_decode($str,true);
echo $array[200];
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I want to apply the regex to extract only the values. I am not getting the perfect one any help
[{"name":"basket ball"},{"name":"foot ball"},{"name":"sports"}]
There's absolutely no need for a regex here. Use json_decode():
$string = '[{"name":"basket ball"},{"name":"foot ball"},{"name":"sports"}]';
$data = json_decode($string, true);
now you have a normal php array $data to get your wanted data from.
like
echo $data[0]['name']; // basket ball
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Is there a PHP function to convert a query string to an array?
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Convert backslash-delimited string into an associative array
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Closed 6 years ago.
I have the following string
sender=48&destination=51&message=hi+good&sender=48&destination=49&message=good+boy
Please help me convert that into PHP array as following
array = array(
'sender'=>48,
'destination'=>51,
'message'=>hi+good,
'sender'=>48,
'destination'=>49,
'message'=>good+boy
);
Note: Its not PHP GET.
This should work as inteded, to solve this problem, you just need to use explode() correctly, otherwise it's easy.
Here you go :
$firstarr=explode('&',$yourstring);
$desiredarr=array();
foreach($firstarr as $pair)
{
$exp_pair=explode('=',$pair);
$desiredarr[$exp_pair[0]]=$exp_pair[1];
}
print_r($desiredarr);
If it is from query string then you can just use $_REQUEST otherwise you need to explode() string using & as separator. Then for each item in array that explode() generate, you split with = and add it to final array
or using parse_str().