[thelist] mysql table field - storing multiple values - solved
Renoir Boulanger
renoirb at gmail.com
Fri Aug 24 07:03:25 CDT 2012
That's it.
What I recommend is that you use the json_decode() second argument which serves to switch to an array instead of 'instanceof stdClass'
json_decode is ideal as an encoding method when your class implements Serializable. But that's OOP and in your case array should be enough.
Sidenote
Joomla do not, yet (!!!!), use Object-Oriented. As in similar to Java and C#. Have a look at php-fig.org it's a workfroup redefining interoperability and next Joomla! big change will be that they are using Symfony2 as the underlying framework.
Big changes are coming ahead.
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Em 2012-08-23, às 22:48, Bob Meetin <bobm at dottedi.biz> escreveu:
> JSON = ($row['extra_fields']); // the mysql query field
> $obj = json_decode($JSON);
> $f2 = $obj[1]->value;
> echo $f2;
>
> Thank you both, this got me in the right direction. I then did a google on 'k2 decode json extra fields'. k2 is the joomla component employing this technique
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