I have a json string like this:
$fields_string = '
{"fields":
{"customers":[{"name":"john","id":"d1"},
{"name":"mike","id":"d2"},
{"name":"andrew","id":"d3"},
{"name":"peter","id":"d4"}]
}
}'
How can I print each name? I will use them later in a html select options, I know how to do that. But I couldn't get the string out.
Here are something I tried:
$obj = json_decode($fields_string);
$fields_detail = $obj-?{"fields"}->{"customers"};
at this point, I am able to print the customer array out by echo json_encode($fields_detail), but before that, I want to get the name break down using foreach. I tried several times, it didn't work. Can anyone help please.
Thanks!
Customers is an array of objects so iterating over each object and reading the property should work.
foreach ($fields_detail as $customer) {
echo $customer->name;
}
Something like this:
$data = json_decode($fields_string, true); // return array not object
foreach($data['fields']['customers'] as $key => $customer) {
echo $customer['name'];
}
Access the names via fields->customers:
$obj = json_decode($fields_string);
foreach($obj->fields->customers as $customer)
{
echo $customer->name . "\n";
}
Demo
foreach($obj->fields->customers as $fields)
echo $fields->name;
Related
{"2b44928ae11fb9384c4cf38708677c48":{
"id":"115",
"qty":3,
"option":"{\"color\":{\"title\":\"Color\",
\"value\":\"\"
}
}",
"price":150,
"name":"Nightwear",
"shipping":"5",
"tax":3,
"image":"http:\/\/localhost\/plus\/uploads\/product_image\/product_115_1_thumb.jpg",
"coupon":"",
"rowid":"2b44928ae11fb9384c4cf38708677c48",
"subtotal":450
}
}
Hello everyone,
This is my array and I want to echo value of only "id" i.e. I want to get value as '115' of key- "id". Please guide me how to make a foreach for this one? I have tried lots of variations but none worked :(
TIA :)
UPDATE-
I have tried this but did not get any result:
foreach($res as $k=>$t)
{
echo $t["product_details"]["id"];
}
Before you can use the JSON as an array you need to convert it first. use json_decode() for that.
<?php
$json='{"2b44928ae11fb9384c4cf38708677c48":{"id":"115","qty":3,"option":"{\"color\":{\"title\":\"Color\",\"value\":\"\"}}","price":150,"name":"Nightwear","shipping":"5","tax":3,"image":"http:\/\/localhost\/plus\/uploads\/product_image\/product_115_1_thumb.jpg","coupon":"","rowid":"2b44928ae11fb9384c4cf38708677c48","subtotal":450}}';
$array = json_decode($json, true);
foreach($array as $key=>$value){
echo $value['id'];
}
?>
Assuming you have an array of objects like you provided in your post, I have put your object in an array for testing
<?php
$json = '[{"2b44928ae11fb9384c4cf38708677c48":{"id":"115","qty":3,"option":"{\"color\":{\"title\":\"Color\",\"value\":\"\"}}","price":150,"name":"Nightwear","shipping":"5","tax":3,"image":"http:\/\/localhost\/plus\/uploads\/product_image\/product_115_1_thumb.jpg","coupon":"","rowid":"2b44928ae11fb9384c4cf38708677c48","subtotal":450}},'.
'{"2b44928ae11fb9384c4cf38708677c48":{"id":"116","qty":3,"option":"{\"color\":{\"title\":\"Color\",\"value\":\"\"}}","price":150,"name":"Nightwear","shipping":"5","tax":3,"image":"http:\/\/localhost\/plus\/uploads\/product_image\/product_115_1_thumb.jpg","coupon":"","rowid":"2b44928ae11fb9384c4cf38708677c48","subtotal":450}}]';
$json = json_decode($json);
foreach ($json as $object){
$propsArray = get_object_vars($object);
reset($propsArray);
echo $object->{key($propsArray)}->id . "<br>\n";
}
exit;
this outputs
115
116
try a live demo (https://eval.in/836364)
$json='{"2b44928ae11fb9384c4cf38708677c48":{"id":"115","qty":3,"option":"{\"color\":{\"title\":\"Color\",\"value\":\"\"}}","price":150,"name":"Nightwear","shipping":"5","tax":3,"image":"http:\/\/localhost\/plus\/uploads\/product_image\/product_115_1_thumb.jpg","coupon":"","rowid":"2b44928ae11fb9384c4cf38708677c48","subtotal":450}}';
$array = json_decode($json, true); // convert json string to array
$result = array_column($array, 'id'); // find matching array key and return values in array
foreach ($result as $value) { // echo each value with foreach loop
echo $id . '<br>';
}
I have a JSON array like below. I want to print only the values of the name. But I am getting undefined index name and getting value of name.below is my json.
[{"docId":{"id":"57dd70252a896558e573a0c8"},"docProfile":{"name":"gowtham","gender":null,"email":null,"mobile":"7406339908"},"docLocalInfo":{"username":"gowtham","otp":934343,"newPasswordToken":null,"tempMobile":"","adminVerfiy":null},"privateInfo":{"mciNumber":null,"aadharNumber":null,"panNumber":null},"tempHospitals":[],"bankInfo":null,"signupSteps":{"accountCreated":true,"otpValidated":true},"notification":null,"hospitals":[],"address":null}]
my code
foreach($doc_array as $data => $mydata)
{
foreach($mydata as $key=>$val)
{
echo $val['name'];
}
}
How to get the values of name from docProfile? Any help would be greatly appreciated
Inside your foreach you don't need to loop again since docProfile is an index of the json object array
Just simple access it
echo $mydata['docProfile']['name'].'<br>';
so your foreach would be like this
foreach($doc_array as $data => $mydata) {
echo $mydata['docProfile']['name'].'<br>';
}
Demo
Try to something Like this.
<?php
$string = '[{"docId":{"id":"57dd70252a896558e573a0c8"},"docProfile":{"name":"gowtham","gender":null,"email":null,"mobile":"7406339908"},"docLocalInfo":{"username":"gowtham","otp":934343,"newPasswordToken":null,"tempMobile":"","adminVerfiy":null},"privateInfo":{"mciNumber":null,"aadharNumber":null,"panNumber":null},"tempHospitals":[],"bankInfo":null,"signupSteps":{"accountCreated":true,"otpValidated":true},"notification":null,"hospitals":[],"address":null}]';
$arr = json_decode($string, true);
echo $arr[0]['docProfile']['name'];
?>
This array just have one row but if your array have more row you can use it;
you need to decode JSON at first.
$doc_array =json_decode($doc_array ,true);
foreach($doc_array as $key=> $val){
$val['docProfile']['name']
}
<?php
$json_str='[{"docId":{"id":"57dd70252a896558e573a0c8"},"docProfile":{"name":"gowtham","gender":null,"email":null,"mobile":"7406339908"},"docLocalInfo":{"username":"gowtham","otp":934343,"newPasswordToken":null,"tempMobile":"","adminVerfiy":null},"privateInfo":{"mciNumber":null,"aadharNumber":null,"panNumber":null},"tempHospitals":[],"bankInfo":null,"signupSteps":{"accountCreated":true,"otpValidated":true},"notification":null,"hospitals":[],"address":null}]';
$json_arr = (array)json_decode($json_str,true);
foreach($json_arr as $iarr => $ia)
{
foreach($ia["docProfile"] as $doc => $docDetails)
{
if($doc =="name")
{
echo $ia["docProfile"]["name"];
}
}
}
?>
This code gives you the answer
I have a JSON with the Following structure.
{
"1":{"Itemname":"dtfg","unitprice":"12","Qty":"4","price":"$48.00"},
"2":{"Itemname":"kjh","unitprice":"45","Qty":"7","price":"$315.00"},
"3":{"Itemname":"yjk","unitprice":"76","Qty":"8","price":"$608.00"},
"4":{"Itemname":"hgj","unitprice":"4","Qty":"45","price":"$180.00"}
}
I need the Itemname to be made into a PHP array, Unitprice into another one, Qty to another one and price to another one. How do I do that?
$getArray = get_object_vars(json_decode($json));
print_r($getArray);
echo $getArray[1]->Itemname;
echo $getArray[1]->unitprice;
you require get_object_vars as well for achieving your requirement.
<?php
$json =<<<JSONLIVES
{
"1":{"Itemname":"dtfg","unitprice":"12","Qty":"4","price":"$48.00"},
"2":{"Itemname":"kjh","unitprice":"45","Qty":"7","price":"$315.00"},
"3":{"Itemname":"yjk","unitprice":"76","Qty":"8","price":"$608.00"},
"4":{"Itemname":"hgj","unitprice":"4","Qty":"45","price":"$180.00"}
}
JSONLIVES;
$items = json_decode($json, TRUE);
$item_names = array();
foreach($items as $key => $item) {
$item_names[] = $item['Itemname'];
}
Or Php >= 5.5
print_r(array_column($items, 'Itemname'));
You need a function called json_decode() to convert your json data into PHP array
$json = {
"1":{"Itemname":"dtfg","unitprice":"12","Qty":"4","price":"$48.00"},
"2":{"Itemname":"kjh","unitprice":"45","Qty":"7","price":"$315.00"},
"3":{"Itemname":"yjk","unitprice":"76","Qty":"8","price":"$608.00"},
"4":{"Itemname":"hgj","unitprice":"4","Qty":"45","price":"$180.00"}
};
var_dump(json_decode($json));
You need to decode your Json by PHP's json_decode()
$decodeJson will return object then you can read Itemname and other values by using $val->Itemname in foreach loop
$json = '{
"1":{"Itemname":"dtfg","unitprice":"12","Qty":"4","price":"$48.00"},
"2":{"Itemname":"kjh","unitprice":"45","Qty":"7","price":"$315.00"},
"3":{"Itemname":"yjk","unitprice":"76","Qty":"8","price":"$608.00"},
"4":{"Itemname":"hgj","unitprice":"4","Qty":"45","price":"$180.00"}
}';
$decodeJson = json_decode($json);
foreach($decodeJson as $key=>$val) {
print_r($val);
}
Live Json decode
Try that:
$json = json_decode($json);
foreach($json as $obj){
echo $obj->name;
.....
}
After some research, I found out that the most efficientt way that solves my problem here would be to do like the following.
$cash=json_decode($new_json, true);
echo $arr3[1]['Itemname'];
echo $arr3[1]['unitprice'];
:
:
and so on.
This can be put into loops easily, fetched into HTML text-fields (as I want here in this scenario) and so on.
I am newbee in php and trying to get json in array and wanna change key in that json below is my code :
$json = json_decode(file_get_contents('all_json_files/jobs.json'), true);
foreach ($json as $key=>$row){
foreach ( $row as $key=>$row){
foreach ( $row as $key=>$row){
foreach ($row as $key=>$row){
if(strcmp($key,"security_block")==0)
{
foreach ($row as $k=>$r){
if(strcmp($k,"job_payload_hash")==0)
{
$row[$k]['job_payload_hash']=$base64String;
print_r($row);
}
}
}
}
}
}
}
print_r($json);
Issue is print_r($row); is updating properly but print_r($json); does not print the updated string .
If the key could appear anywhere, the answer is pretty simple:
function update_hash(&$item, $key, $base64String)
{
if ($key == "job_payload_hash") {
$item = $base64String;
}
}
array_walk_recursive($json, 'update_hash', 'something');
Update
The structure is something different that previously assumed; while the above will work, probably the below is a more direct approach:
foreach (array_keys($json['jobs']) as $jobId) {
$json['jobs'][$jobId]['job']['security_block']['job_payload_hash'] = 'something';
}
You use $key & $row variable in multiple time. for this reason, value of $key is changed each time, so parent loop does not work..
You can use recursive function lik answer of #Ja͢ck .
this is because you have to save not in variables you defined after => in a foreach.
You have to store this in format:
$json[0][0] ... = $base64String;
OR
You have to add a new array like $result = array() before you write the foreach and then store it in $result.
Decode the JSON string using json_decode(), edit your resulting array, then use json_encode(); to return the array to a JSON encoded string.
Also, use array_key_exists() rather than comparing array key strings.
$array = json_decode($json);
if(array_key_exists("job_payload_hash", $array){
$array["job_payload_hash"] = base64encode($var);
}
$json = json_encode($array);
I have a variable like this
$profile = $adapter->getProfile();
Now i'm using it like this
$profile->profileurl
$profile->websiteurl
$profile->etc
Now i want to use it in a foreach loop
So i created an array like this
$data = array('profileurl','websiteurl','etc');
foreach ($data as $d ) {
${$d} = ${'profile->'.$d};
}
When I use var_dump(${$d}) I see only NULL instead of values.
Whats wrong?
The following code:
${'profile->'.$d}
Should be changed to:
$profile->{$d};
This will create the variables as expected:
$profile = new stdClass();
$profile->profileurl = "test profileurl";
$profile->websiteurl = "test websiteurl";
$data = array('profileurl', 'websiteurl');
foreach ($data as $d) {
${$d} = $profile->{$d};
}
var_dump($profileurl, $websiteurl);
// string(15) "test profileurl"
// string(15) "test websiteurl"
My guess is that $profile = $adapter->getProfile(); returns an object. And you have fetched data using mysql_fetch_object() so the resulting $profile is an object
When you add the properties in an array you will have to do something like this
$data = array($profile->profileurl, $profile->websiteurl, $profile->etc);
Which will kill the entire idea of doing so. So i'd suggest better try modifying the $adapter->getProfile() method to return an array using mysql_fetch_assoc() which which will return and array and you can iterate it using
foreach($profile as $key => $value){
//whatever you want to do
echo $key . " : " . $value . "<br/>";
}
I don't know exactly why are you approaching foreach. My assumption is, you need
variable like
$profileurl = "something1", $websiteurl="something2" and more.
$profile = $adapter->getProfile();
Now just convert $profile object into Array as follows,
$profileArray = (array)$profile
Then use extract function,
extract($profileArray);
Now you get values in variable as
$profileurl = "something1";
$websiteurl="something2"
Then you can use those as normal php variable.