Smarty Object Syntax - php

Question

I registered an object an I'm trying to get the following below:
stdClass Object (
[test] => test
[users] => stdClass Object (
[createSave_email_subject] => - New
User Account
[createSave_email_pass] => The user
was created, and an email was sent to
them!
) )
Smarty Code:
Works:
{language->test}
Doesn't Work:
{language->users->createSave_email_subject}
{language[users]->createSave_email_subject}
{language.users->createSave_email_subject}
{language->users.createSave_email_subject}
{language->users[createSave_email_subject]}

Answer 1

I built a test case for this using this code:
$test = json_decode('{"test":"test","users":{"createSave_email_subject":"new user account","createSave_email_pass":"The user was created, and an email was sent to them!"}}');
$smarty->assign('testing',$test);
$test is this when var_dumped
object(stdClass)#8 (2) {
["test"]=>
string(4) "test"
["users"]=>
object(stdClass)#7 (2) {
["createSave_email_subject"]=>
string(16) "new user account"
["createSave_email_pass"]=>
string(52) "The user was created, and an email was sent to them!"
}
}
In the tpl I placed
{$testing->users->createSave_email_subject}
And it worked without issue. This was using Smarty 2.6.23

Answer 2

You're missing the dollar signs, you should be using
{$language->test}
Not sure if that's the problem though, as I didn't think smarty would output anything with the syntax you gave. Your test case isn't very reliable either, it's safer to use something like
array('test' => 'worked');
where the key and value are different. With your test, smarty could be printing the key and you wouldn't know the difference.
Use debug_print_var to help identify your problem. e.g.
$language: {$language|#debug_print_var}
users: {$language->users|#debug_print_var}
cse_subject: {$language->users->createSave_email_subject|#debug_print_var}