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How to correctly get a value from a JSON PHP?
To get a value from JSON, use json_decode(). Let’s say the following is our JSON
$detailsJsonObject = '{"details":[{"name":"John","subjectDetails":{"subjectId":"101","subjectName":"PHP","marks":"58", "teacherName":"Bob"}}]}'; We need to fetch specific values i.e. Subject Name, Marks, etc.
Example
The PHP code is as follows
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<body>
<?php
$detailsJsonObject = '{"details":[
{"name":"John","subjectDetails":
{"subjectId":"101","subjectName":"PHP","marks":"58",
"teacherName":"Bob"}
}]}';
$convertToArrayObject = json_decode($detailsJsonObject,true);
$actualSubjectName = $convertToArrayObject[details][0][subjectDetails][subjectName];
$actualTeacherName = $convertToArrayObject[details][0][subjectDetails][teacherName];
echo "The Subject Name is=",$actualSubjectName,"<br>";
echo "The Teacher Name is=",$actualTeacherName;
?>
</body>
</html>Output
This will produce the following output
The Subject Name is=PHP The Teacher Name is=Bob
Updated on: 13-Oct-2020
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