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I am trying to print values in this nested stdClass Object but I'm having trouble accessing them. How do I print the ID? stdClass Object ( [AddUserWithLimitResult] => stdClass Object ( [Header] => stdClass Object ( [Code] => UserAdded [Description] => User created ) [ID] => 2243272 [UserName] => gmail.com [FirstName] => sar [LastName] => Sea [Email] => gmail.com [SubDomain] => olo ) ) I tried this: $object->AddUserWithLimitResult->Header->Code->ID; If you tab out the output it becomes clear that ID is a property of AddUserWithLimitResult stdClass Object ( [AddUserWithLimitResult] => stdClass

I have a JSON object that I decoded, and I can't access the element because it throws an error. stdClass Object ( [error] => InvalidRegistration ) echo $device_response->error; // gives an error How would I go about accessing attributes? Below is whole array of response: stdClass Object ( [multicast_id] => 5.3301797222004E+18 [success] => 1 [failure] => 3 [canonical_ids] => 0 [results] => Array ( [0] => stdClass Object ( [message_id] => 0:1388910534147789%25796c83f9fd7ecd ) [1] => stdClass Object ( [error] => InvalidRegistration ) [2] => stdClass Object ( [error] => InvalidRegistration ) [3] =

is it possible to make stdClass objects work like a generically indexed array? i.e. $array = Array ( [0] => 120 [1] => 382 [2] => 552 [3] => 595 [4] => 616 ) would be constructed like $a = array(); $array[] = 120; $array[] = 382; etc. but if i do that with an object it just overwrites itself: $obj = new stdClass; $obj->a = 120; $obj->a = 382; i know i can change 'a' every time, sorry if this is a stupid question but it's stumping me for some reason! Appreciate any help :) Dan Dereleased In short, no, because you will always have to name your properties. Going through the trouble of writing a

When I run the SOAP client, I get the following response. How can I parse this struct in php? I wanna take only NUGGETNAME value. And how can take length of result count? object(stdClass)#2 (1) { ["GetHotelNuggetResult"]=> object(stdClass)#3 (1) { ["HotelNugget"]=> array(9) { [0]=> object(stdClass)#4 (7) { ["NUGGETNAME"]=> string(19) "Yaz Tatili Otelleri" ["NUGGETORDER"]=> string(2) "10" ["PARENTUNIQUECODE"]=> string(10) "AS_SOL_UST" ["REWRITENUGGETNAME"]=> string(19) "yaz-tatili-otelleri" ["TITLE"]=> string(19) "Yaz Tatili Otelleri" ["UNIQUECODE"]=> string(5) "YTOTL" ["WEBNUGGETID"]=> int(306

How can I use __get() to return null in multilevel object property accessing the case like this below? For instance, this is my classes, class property { public function __get($name) { return (isset($this->$name)) ? $this->$name : null; } } class objectify { public function array_to_object($array = array(), $property_overloading = false) { # if $array is not an array, let's make it array with one value of former $array. if (!is_array($array)) $array = array($array); # Use property overloading to handle inaccessible properties, if overloading is set to be true. # Else use std object. if(

I have some json object that I decoded, and one of the attributes starts with an "@" and I can't access the element with php because it throws an error. [offers] => stdClass Object ( [@attributes] => stdClass Object ( [id] => levaka0B8a ) ) How would I go about accessing attributes? You can access it by a string: echo $obj->{'@attributes'}->id; // levaka0B8a Or a variable: $name = '@attributes'; echo $obj->$name->id; For more information on how variables are defined and used, see the following docs: Variable Basics - Useful for learning what can be accessed as a variable without needing to use

I was having a question about making a 2D JSON string Now I would like to know why I can't access the following: $json_str = '{"urls":["http://example.com/001.jpg","http://example.com/003.jpg","http://example.com/002.jpg"],"alts":["testing int chars àèéìòóù stop","second description",""],"favs":["true", "false", "false"]}'; $j_string_decoded = json_decode($json_str); // echo print_r($j_string_decoded); // OK // test get url from second item echo j_string_decoded['urls'][1]; // Fatal error: Cannot use object of type stdClass as array You are accessing it with array-like syntax: echo j_string

Is it possible to add a method/function in this way, like $arr = array( "nid"=> 20, "title" => "Something", "value" => "Something else", "my_method" => function($arg){....} ); or maybe like this $node = (object) $arr; $node->my_method=function($arg){...}; and if it's possible then how can I use that function/method? keelerm You cannot dynamically add a method to the stdClass and execute it in the normal fashion. However, there are a few things you can do. In your first example, you're creating a closure . You can execute that closure by issuing the command: $arr['my_method']('Argument') You