PDO: fetchAll assign array variables - php

Question

I have been fighting with this small line of code for about 2 hours now, researching with it and trying to figure out where I went wrong. After 9 hours of coding, I hit this little problem and now I'm in deep water. I have a 3800 line code at this point that relied on this and it's dead in the water.
The problem is that none of the final variables are coming back with any information, they're coming back entirely blank/null. When I try to assign "myname" with "$getranks['nickname']", it doesn't even do anything, even though my "print_r($getranks)" comes back with ALL of that information. I also tried fetch instead of fetchAll, but then I only get one result.
I took an old MYSQL website I made for a group on the internet which was subject to SQL Injection, so I remade it using PDO entirely. This is the problem I have.
Any help is much appreciated. I've got a headache and I'm going to go grab a late dinner while I wait for assistance. Thanks everyone.
The Code: "index.php"
$myid = $_SESSION['user'];
echo "User Session ID #" . $myid . ".<br><br>";
if(!empty($_SESSION['user'])) {
$checkrank = $db->prepare("SELECT * FROM logins WHERE id = :myid");
$checkrank->bindParam(':myid',$_SESSION['user']);
$checkrank->execute();
$getranks = $checkrank->fetchAll(PDO::FETCH_CLASS);
print_r($getranks);
$myname = $getranks['nickname'];
$mycallsign = $getranks['callsign'];
$mystatus = $getranks['status'];
$mycallnum = $getranks['callnumber'];
$myrank = $getranks['rank'];
$mynote = $getranks['note'];
$mybadge = $getranks['mybadge'];
echo "<br><br>Check rank passed, the query came back with information.<br/>";
echo "The session ID used to retrieve this information in the query was: " . $myid;
echo "<br> Your name is " . $myname . ".";
}
The Result:
User Session ID #0102.
Array ( [0] => stdClass Object ( [id] => 0102 [badge] => 201 [rank] => 6 [nickname] => Rodger Anderson [username] => MASKED [password] => MASKED [salt] => MASKED [email] => MASKED [note] => [callsign] => [profile] => http://www.MASKED.net/forums/member.php?MASKED [callnumber] => [status] => ) )
Check rank passed, the query came back with information.
The session ID used to retrieve this information in the query was: 0102
Your name is .
You are SESSION[0102]
Your name is [] and your badge number is #.
The OLD Code:
$myid = $_SESSION['user'];
echo "User Session ID #" . $myid . ".<br><br>";
if(!empty($_SESSION['user'])) {
$query = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM logins WHERE id = $myid");
$getranks = mysql_fetch_assoc($query);
$myname = $getranks['nickname'];
$mycallsign = $getranks['callsign'];
$mystatus = $getranks['status'];
$mycallnum = $getranks['callnumber'];
$myrank = $getranks['rank'];
$mynote = $getranks['note'];
$mybadge = $getranks['mybadge'];
echo "<br><br>Check rank passed, the query came back with information.<br/>";
echo "The session ID used to retrieve this information in the query was: " . $myid;
echo "<br> Your name is " . $myname . ".";
}

Answer 1

$getranks is an array of objects, not an associative array. Look at the results from your print_r($getranks).
You should be doing something like
$myname = $getranks[0]['nickname'];
Or use PDO::FETCH_ASSOC but even then you'll need the [0].