this might be very simple, and well, yes ... I may not fully understand how objects work, which seems to be the real problem here. So thanks for helping! ^^
I've got an Object that kinda looks like this.
$myobject = Array( [some_random_name] => "Value to that random name" )
Since I'm not sure how those two bits of information are called (sry for that) I will refer to them as "name" and "value". My question is: how do I extract these informations? I need both, the "name" and the "value", so I can store them in two variables ($namevar, $nameval), which should then output something like this:
echo($namevar) = "some_random_name"
echo($nameval) = "Value to that random name"
Thanks.
well, you are using an Array, not an object. in order to get the array keys or values, you could use the following functions: array_values & array_keys.
i could add code snippets etc, but its really straight forward in php's docs:
you could also possibly iterate the array or object (works the same for both), using something like the following code:
foreach($object as $key => $value) { ... }
Basically you are asking how do we get the value of array objects? how do we use them?
These are array objects.
echo $yourObjectname->yourpropertyname;
in your case
echo $myobject->some_random_name;
Example -
$arr = Array (
[0] => stdClass Object (
[name] => 'abc'
);
echo $arr[0]->name;
Object is an instance of class or we can say an medium to use classes properties variable and methods.
you can use :
$myobject = [ 'key' => 'value' ];
$key = key($myobject);
$value = $myobject[$key];
echo $key; // key
echo $value; // value
it will return the key value for the current array element
or you can use a foreach loop like this:
foreach($myobject as $key => $value) {
$namevar = $key;
$nameval = $value;
}