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Nadish
Nadish

Reputation: 17

My code is showing ARRAY

I am using a plugin, using the following code could show user ratings:

<?php $users_rating = RWP_API::get_reviews_box_users_rating( $post_id, $reviews_box_id ); ?>
<?php echo $users_rating; ?>

But instead of showing the actual values, I am getting ARRAY writen on my web page.

Can anyone help me please?

Thank you,

Regards

Upvotes: 0

Views: 114

Answers (2)

Nathan Dawson
Nathan Dawson

Reputation: 19318

You need to read the documentation to know how to use the API correctly.

Your call to RWP_API::get_reviews_box_users_rating tells me you're using the "Reviewer WordPress Plugin" from CodeCanyon.

The first step is looking up that method in the documentation: http://evographics.net/WEB_SERVER/reviewer-plugin-v-3-14-2.pdf

The documentation tells you to expect an array to be returned therefore it's up to you to display those values in a usable format.

$users_rating = RWP_API::get_reviews_box_users_rating( $post_id, $reviews_box_id );

// We're going to skip verifying we got back what was expected for the sake of the answer.

// Loop through each user score and display.
foreach ( $users_rating['score'] as $key => $score ) {

    // Example of how an individual score could be displayed.
    printf( 'Score %d: %d<br />', $key, $score );
}

Upvotes: 1

Terry Carter
Terry Carter

Reputation: 300

Based strictly on your example the results of your get_reviews_box_users_rating() method is returning an array. You need to loop through the array itself and echo those values.

foreach($users_rating as $k => $rating){
    //IF YOUR ARRAY CONTAINS OBJECTS
    echo $rating->userRating;

    //IF AN ASSOCIATIVE ARRAY
    echo $rating['userRating'];
}

To see the structure of the array being returned you can use this:

print_r($users_rating);

That will let you know if your array is a stdObject Array or an associative array of elements.

Upvotes: 0

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