Here is my problem
CODE:
$response = json_decode($data);
$arr = (array) $response;
if(is_array($arr['reviews'])){
foreach($arr['reviews'] as $review){
if ($review->rating == "0") {echo "<div class="0stars"></div>
";}
}
It throws me an error when it gets to the if portions
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '0' (T_LNUMBER), expecting ',' or ';' in /home....
I've tried:
$reviewstar = $review->rating;
if ($reviewstar == "0") {echo "<div class="0stars"></div>
";}
and many other options....
How can I do that? do I need to array again?
Thanks!
The quotes in this line are broken:
if ($review->rating == "0") {echo "<div class="0stars"></div>
";}
Change it to:
if ($review->rating == "0") {echo "<div class=\"0stars\"></div>
";}
You are trying to cast to array, but then use object type access here:
$review->rating
If you want to work with an array of objects the don't cast to an array (or force array in json_decode as has been suggested.
The most important thing is to understand the structure of the JSON string and how this will behave when decoded into an object/array.
Also it looks like you might not have closed out your curly braces from first if statement.