Reputation: 9986
Here is my JSON data :
{
"Liste_des_produits1": [{
"Added_Time": "28-Sep-2009 16:35:03",
"prod_ingredient": "sgsdgds",
"prod_danger": ["sans danger pour xyz"],
"prod_odeur": ["Orange"],
"prod_nom": "ceciestunproduit",
"prod_certification": ["HE • Haute Efficité", "Certifier Ecologo", "Contenant recyclable"],
"prod_photo": "",
"prod_categorie": ["Corporel"],
"prod_desc": "gdsg",
"prod_format": ["10 kg", "20 kg"]
}, {
"Added_Time": "28-Sep-2009 16:34:52",
"prod_ingredient": "dsgdsgdsf",
"prod_danger": ["Sans danger pour le fausse sceptiques"],
"prod_odeur": ["Agrumes", "Canneberge"],
"prod_nom": "jsute un test",
"prod_certification": ["100% Éco-technologie", "Certifier Ecologo", "Contenant recyclable"],
"prod_photo": "",
"prod_categorie": ["Corporel"],
"prod_desc": "gsdgsdgsdg",
"prod_format": ["1 Litre", "10 kg"]
}]
}
In PHP, what is the way to access different values of data?
Like: prod_ingredient
or prod_danger
.
I have tried:
$prod = $result->{'Liste_des_produits1'};
print_r($prod[0]); // error
and
$result = json_decode($json);
print_r($result['Liste_des_produits1'].prod_ingredient[1]); // error
Upvotes: 2
Views: 11172
Reputation: 16475
Use json_decode to convert the data to an associative array.
$data = json_decode($jsonString, true);
// extend this concept to access other values
$prod_ingredient = $prod['Liste_des_produits1'][0]['prod_ingredient'];
Upvotes: 8