Sometimes it’s very useful convert Objects to Arrays and Arrays to Objects.This is easy if arrays and objects are one-dimensional, but might be little tricky if using multidimensional arrays and objects. I have more than 12 years of experience architecting, implementing, leading and launching large scale, high performance software products in a fast-paced agile environment. Well, I FOUND A WORKAROUND, using your post and users’ comments I was inspired.
An example:Make a choice what type of object-properties you want: integer ($oTestInt) or string ($oTestString).I found out another way. Here's a short example: ... Codeigniter session timeout value is specified in the config.php file inside the config directory. I’m newish to PHP, and the “->” operator was driving me nuts! As you discovered. The name stdClass is used internally by Zend and is reserved. (I'm trying to make a internship assigment webtool). It is part of a static method of a class named ‘Type’. The following problem is to get the 'object(stdClass)' of this array, how can I get the value of it? It can be used to manually instantiate generic … Thx for the post!Just found this very useful when using WordPress’s native database access..trying to mimic that result from form data was doing my head in.. so thank you Hi great post was looking for something like this however im stuck as cannot get the recursion properly working….if i print_r the config object i get… when not using the recursive method which fine except for the C ARRAY which is expected.so i love the object after the first array and also adds some crap to the end What I always do to preserve multidimensionality is json_decode(json_encode());I’d like to share my solution using json with php 5.3 upI am using this code from 2 years and this morning I found a bug If the name of the array is zero [0], array_to_object() skip that array. Sorry if this offends PHP'ers, but the distinction of pass-by-value and copy-on-assignment drives me batty (compared to Python, Java, Smalltalk), so I make all my functions pass by value, and force myself to pass in a reference to keep track of what is happening under the hood.] This method is called Type Casting.Here’s an example below that converts a multi-dimensional array to an object. So, you can take an array item values by the same way I was looking for a way to reference the array returned from a function and happened on your post. Thanks for publishing this!However I’m having a problem at this moment, it seems that when I call the function to convert an multidimensional associate array, it chops off the first element in the converted stdobjectI too was having the same problem as Chang using this code where the first element of an multidimensional associate array was being lost.The problem is in the test “!empty($name)”. I want the value "Pcv (campus Aalst)" and "Mss ( Privaatpraktijk kinesitherapie Peeters Stefaan )"" and Just set the second parameter to true to get an array. You can also embellish and add in the strtolower and trim for the properties if you like.Hi maybe the following onliner-function is also a possible solution for some of you. Also Google ads are very smoothly integrated.Great post Richard! It's time for the 2020 Drupal project survey. juglesh wrote: hello, i have a d/l'd class that gives an array which prints like this: stdClass Object (This is not an array, but an object i cannot seem to access the values using
I retrieved this with node_load(), and made it by myself an array to get/manipulate the data. If you pass a valid JSON string into the json decode function, you will get an object of type stdClass back. Hopefully it helps somebody who is trying to do the same thing I was.Then I found your post on how to convert arrays to objects thinking that I could:But that doesn’t work in PHP. It’s not elegant and probably has more CPU overhead.
Now is your opportunity to influence the direction of Drupal. So finally I came up with:SUCCESS!! Array_values lost keys and return array with numerous keys making array as array(10499478683521864, '07/22/1983'...). Just what I was looking for, and thanks for the sharing.What I’m after now, is something that does the reverse, lets me now work with that object as an array.Nice work Richard! This result we see in the question. I just don’t know why there isn’t a function to do this already. I am accessing a Java web service in PHP and it is returning a STDCLASS Array. So that means that you cannot define a class named stdClass in your PHP code.