I need looped php data in an html template so I know it has something to do with JSON however not a JSON expert and cannot find much help in searching the web.
$uniqueFranchise_id = array_unique($franchise_id);
$dataArr = '[
{
"name": "Dylan",
"page_link": "https://mypage.com/"
}
]';
foreach($uniqueFranchise_id as $franchise)
{
$sqlFranchise = "select * from franchise where franchise_id = $franchise";
$resultFranchise = $conn->query($sqlFranchise);
if($resultFranchise->num_rows > 0)
{
while($rowFranchise = $resultFranchise->fetch_assoc())
{
$dataArr = json_decode($data, TRUE);
$dataArr[] = "['name'=>'".$rowFranchise['name']."', 'page_link'=>'".$rowFranchise['page_link']."']";
//$json = json_encode($dataArr);
}
}
}
$json = json_encode($dataArr);
print_r($dataArr);
But it only appends one row. In fact it deleteds that data that's already in my dataArr and just adds one row from my loop? Maybe I'm approaching this situation completely wrong?
You set your $dataArr inside the while-loop. So each time the loop is runs, it will be overwritten. Also, it makes more sense and it's much more clear when you handle it as an array (or object) and afterwards convert it to JSON.
$dataArr = array(array('name' => 'Dylan', 'page_link' => 'https://mypage.com/'));
foreach($uniqueFranchise_id as $franchise)
{
$sqlFranchise = "select * from franchise where franchise_id = $franchise";
$resultFranchise = $conn->query($sqlFranchise);
if($resultFranchise->num_rows > 0)
{
while($rowFranchise = $resultFranchise->fetch_assoc())
{
$dataArr[] = array('name' => $rowFranchise['name'], 'page_link' => $rowFranchise['page_link']);
}
}
}
$json = json_encode($dataArr);
echo $json;
You shouldn't be building the string up by yourself, you should build the data and then JSON encode the result (comments in code)...
$dataArr = '[
{
"name": "Dylan",
"page_link": "https://mypage.com/"
}
]';
// decode existing JSON to start array
$dataArr = json_decode($data, TRUE);
foreach($uniqueFranchise_id as $franchise)
{
// Read just the data you need from the table
$sqlFranchise = "select name, page_link from franchise where franchise_id = $franchise";
$resultFranchise = $conn->query($sqlFranchise);
if($resultFranchise->num_rows > 0)
{
// Read all of the rows into an array
$newData = $resultFranchise->fetch_all(MYSQLI_ASSOC);
// Add in existing data
$dataArr = array_merge($dataArr, $newData);
}
}
// Now encode the list of elements into 1 string
echo json_encode($dataArr);
You should also look into prepared statements if this data is not trusted to stop SQL injection.
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I am parsing thorugh a eBay API response. I want to deliver this back to a website cleaner and easier to parse with JavaScript. I successfuly Parsed through the XML... but now turning that into JSON to resend back to the client is giving me some headaches.
NOTE: $resp is the response from eBay. It's their full length XML that is successfully parsed with the code below.
For example... $valueName could be Grade. And then I go into the next foreach loop and get the values for this. These values may be 10, 9.5, 9 etc.
Here is my PHP code.
$arrayName = array();
$arrayValue = array();
foreach($resp->aspectHistogramContainer->aspect as $name) {
$nameAspect = $name['name'];
//$arrayName["aspectName"] = $nameAspect;
foreach($name->valueHistogram as $value) {
$valueAspect = $value['valueName'];
//$arrayValue["aspectValue"] = $valueAspect;
}
//array_push($arrayName, $arrayValue);
}
echo json_encode($arrayName);
So, without me trying to create my own JSON, I am getting that I need. I echos results and it was similar to this...
NAME
----- Value
----- Value
----- Value
NAME
----- Value
NAME
etc etc
For a JSON response... Im looking for something like...
[
{
"name": "NAME",
"value": ["value", "value"]
}, {
"name": "name",
"value": ["value", "value"]
}
]
Any help and guidance would be greatly appreciated.
eBay's response is like this (there are A LOT more <aspect> and <valueHistogram>)
<getHistogramsResponse xmlns="http://www.ebay.com/marketplace/search/v1/services">
<ack>Success</ack>
<version>1.13.0</version>
<timestamp>2018-11-07T15:32:20.380Z</timestamp>
<aspectHistogramContainer>
<domainDisplayName>Baseball Cards</domainDisplayName>
<aspect name="Card Manufacturer">
<valueHistogram valueName="Ace Authentic">
<count>19</count>
</valueHistogram>
<valueHistogram valueName="American Caramel">
<count>2024</count>
</valueHistogram>
<valueHistogram valueName="APBA">
<count>10554</count>
</valueHistogram>
<valueHistogram valueName="Bazooka">
<count>8826</count>
</valueHistogram>
<valueHistogram valueName="Be A Player">
<count>17</count>
</valueHistogram>
<valueHistogram valueName="Bell Brand Dodgers">
<count>334</count>
To encode it (and assuming SimpleXML), then it's just a case of building each internal $aspect data array and then adding the values to it. I use (string) to ensure the data is not stored as a SimpleXMLElement, which can cause side effects...
$arrayName = array();
foreach($resp->aspectHistogramContainer->aspect as $name) {
$aspect = [ "name" => (string)$name['name']];
foreach($name->valueHistogram as $value) {
$aspect["value"][] = (string)$value['valueName'];
}
$arrayName[] = $aspect;
}
echo json_encode($arrayName);
with the sample XML, this gives...
[{"name":"Card Manufacturer","value":["Ace Authentic","American Caramel","APBA","Bazooka","Be A Player","Bell Brand Dodgers"]}]
Create one single array $resultArray and store values in it. By maintaining your current code structure with minimal changes, here is the updated code snippet,
$resultArray = array();
$i = 0; // Maintain Array Index value
foreach($resp->aspectHistogramContainer->aspect as $name) {
$resultArray[$i]["aspectName"] = (string)$name['name'];;
foreach($name->valueHistogram as $value) {
$resultArray[$i]["aspectValue"][] = (string)$value['valueName'];
}
$i++; // Increment array index to store next value
}
echo json_encode($resultArray);
$results = array();
// Parse the XML into a keyed array
foreach($resp->aspectHistogramContainer->aspect as $name) {
$nameAspect = (string) $name['name'];
$values = array();
foreach($name->valueHistogram as $value) {
$values[] = (string) $value['valueName'];
}
$results[$nameAspect] = $values;
}
// This keeps things simple - rewrite to the required JSON format
$outputForJSON = array();
foreach ($results as $name => $values) {
$outputForJSON[] = array(
"name" => $name,
"values" => $values
);
}
echo json_encode($outputForJSON);
I read user from the database but I return json to ajax only return the last user because I cant concatenate the json encode.
$myObj = new \stdClass();
while ($fila = $bd->fila()) {
$myObj->NOMBRE = $fila["NOMBRE"];
$myObj->ROLENAME = $fila["ROLENAME"];
$myObj->IDUSER = $fila["IDUSER"];
$myJSON = json_encode($myObj);
}
echo $myJSON;
You are now overwriting $myJson in each iteration. We can also not "concatanate" two jsons (well, we could, but we shouldn't, cause it's laborious..).
Better put everything in one array/object and json_encode() at the very end.
$myObj = new \stdClass();
$users = array(); // instantiate a new array
while ($fila = $bd->fila()) {
$myObj->NOMBRE = $fila["NOMBRE"];
$myObj->ROLENAME = $fila["ROLENAME"];
$myObj->IDUSER = $fila["IDUSER"];
// add objects to that array
$users[] = $myObj;
}
// then at the end encode the whole thing to json:
echo json_encode($users);
Now here are some variants:
If you want everything that your db is returning in this items you could shorten that to:
$users = array(); // instantiate a new array
while ($fila = $bd->fila()) {
// add the whole item (cast as Object) to that array
$users[] = (Object) $fila;
}
// then at the end encode the whole thing to json:
echo json_encode($users);
If you don't care if the items are objects or arrays you could skip the casting and just add the array to the big array:
$users[] = $fila;
Maybe if you concatenate it as array like this
$myJSON[] = $myObj;
and then after the while
echo json_encode($myJSON);
You just have to collect data to big array and then encode whole array. Also there's no reason for creating new StdObjects instead of usual arrays.
// define empty array
$result = [];
while ($fila = $bd->fila()) {
// add to the array all needed elements one by one
$result[] = [
'NOMBRE' => $fila["NOMBRE"],
'ROLENAME' => $fila["ROLENAME"],
'IDUSER' => $fila["IDUSER"],
];
}
// encode whole result
echo json_encode($result);
Hello Stackoverflow community, i'm little bit confused how i can achieve this. So this is how my json response should look:
some_array: [
{
some_json_object_atribute_1:
some_json_object_atribute_2:
// Here i need an array
json_array: [
]
}
{
some_json_object_atribute_1:
some_json_object_atribute_2:
}
]
But i'm only getting one row from json array. This is some part of the code:
$response["chat_rooms"] = array();
while ($chat_room = $result->fetch_assoc()) {
$tmp = array();
$tmp["chat_room_id"] = $chat_room["chat_room_id"];
$unread_messages = $db->getAllUnreadMsgsFromChatRoom($user_id, $chat_room["chat_room_id"]);
while ($unread_message = $unread_messages->fetch_assoc()) {
// Here i need one json array
$tmp["message_id"] = $unread_message["message_id"];
}
array_push($response["chat_rooms"], $tmp);
}
You are overriding $tmp["chat_room_id"] in every run of the while loop.
The right syntax would be:
$tmp["chat_room_id"][] = $unread_message["message_id"];
or
array_push($tmp["chat_room_id"], $unread_message["message_id"]);
I'm trying to filter an array (derived from a json object), so as to return the array key based on the value. I'm not sure if array search $key = array_search($value, $array); is the best way to do this (I can't make it work), and I think there must be a better way.
So far I've got this, but it isn't working. Grateful for any help!
public function getBedroomData(array $data,$num_beds = null,$type) {
$data = (array) $data;
if($num_beds > 0) {
$searchstring = "avg_".$num_beds."bed_property_".$type."_monthly";
} else {
$searchstring = "avg_property_".$type."_monthly";
}
$avg_string = array_search($data, $searchstring);
return $avg_string;
}
The array consists of average property prices taken from the nestoria api as follows:
http://api.nestoria.co.uk/api?country=uk&pretty=1&action=metadata&place_name=Clapham&price_type=fixed&encoding=json
This returns a long json object. My problem is that the data isn't consistent - and I'm looking for the quickest (run time) way to do the following:
$data['response']['metadata']['0'] //= data to return, [0] unknown
$data['response']['metadata']['0']['metadata_name'] = "avg_1bed_property_rent_monthly" //= string I know!
$data['response']['metadata']['1'] //= data to return, [1] unknown
$data['response']['metadata']['1']['metadata_name'] = "avg_1bed_property_buy_monthly" //= string I know!
$data['response']['metadata']['2'] = //= data to return, [2] unknown
$data['response']['metadata']['2']['metadata_name'] = "avg_2bed_property_buy_monthly" //= string I know!
.....
.....
.....
$data['response']['metadata']['10'] = avg_property_rent_monthly
$data['response']['metadata']['11'] = avg_property_buy_monthly
$data['response']['metadata'][most_recent_month] = the month reference for getting the data from each metadata list..
It isn't possible to filter the initial search query by number of bedrooms as far as I can work out. So, I've just been array slicing the output to get the information I've needed if bedrooms are selected, but as the data isn't consistent this often fails.
To search inside that particular json response from nestoria, a simple foreach loop can be used. First off, of course call the json data that you need. Then, extract the whole data, the the next step if pretty straightforward. Consider this example:
$url = 'http://api.nestoria.co.uk/api?country=uk&pretty=1&action=metadata&place_name=Clapham&price_type=fixed&encoding=json';
$contents = file_get_contents($url);
$data = json_decode($contents, true);
$metadata = $data['response']['metadata'];
// dummy values
$num_beds = 1; // null or 0 or greater than 0
$type = 'buy'; // buy or rent
function getBedroomData($metadata, $num_beds = null, $type) {
$data = array();
$searchstring = (!$num_beds) ? "avg_property_".$type."_monthly" : "avg_".$num_beds."bed_property_".$type."_monthly";
$data['metadata_name'] = $searchstring;
$data['data'] = null;
foreach($metadata as $key => $value) {
if($value['metadata_name'] == $searchstring) {
$raw_data = $value['data']; // main data
// average price and data points
$avg_price = 0;
$data_points = 0;
foreach($raw_data as $index => $element) {
$avg_price += $element['avg_price'];
$data_points += $element['datapoints'];
}
$data_count = count($raw_data);
$price_average = $avg_price / $data_count;
$data_points_average = $data_points / $data_count;
$data['data'][] = array(
'average_price' => $price_average,
'average_datapoints' => $data_points_average,
'data' => $raw_data,
);
}
}
return $data;
}
$final = getBedroomData($metadata, $num_beds, $type);
print_r($final);
i have this JSON
{
"count":"3",
"num":"1",
"array":[
{
"id":"a_a",
"amount":56,
"duration":"0:12",
"time":1234566,
"type":0
},
{
"id":"a_a",
"amount":56,
"duration":"0:12",
"time":1234566,
"type":1
}
]
}
created it in android and send it by **HttpPost**
, i've tried a lot of ways to get the data in the php, my php file is this:
<?php
$response = array();
//$json_data = json_encode(stripslashes($_POST['jsonarray']))
$josn = file_get_contents("php://input");
$json_data = json_decode($josn,true);
$count = $json_data->{'count'};
$num = $json_data["num"];
$response["data"]=$count;
$response["data2"]=$num;
// echoing JSON response
echo json_encode($response);
?>
but $count and $num always returns null, any help please, and thanks.
$json_data = json_decode($josn,true);
this returns an array, not an object (which you are using later in the code). Use this to convert the json string to an object:
$json_data = json_decode($josn);
Or you could just use arrays, in which case your code should look like:
<?php
$response = array();
//$json_data = json_encode(stripslashes($_POST['jsonarray']))
$josn = file_get_contents("php://input");
$json_data = json_decode($josn, true); // using true to get array
$count = $json_data["count"]; // accessing array values as normal
$num = $json_data["num"]; // accessing array values as normal
$response["data"] = $count; // instead of setting $count first you could just add
$response["data2"] = $num; // the json_data array values directly to the response array
// echoing JSON response
echo json_encode($response);