I have array data like this
Array(
[0] => stdClass Object
([iditem] => 31702152
[idcolor] => 39 )
[1] => stdClass Object
([iditem] => 31702152
[idcolor] => 38))
So I want to put each idcolor to new variable $colorid and the result are 38,39.
I can't find match keyword, or can I get the link of similar question ?
You can use array_map which map/return the new array as it was designed to this kind of job, supposed this :
// creating array of object
$a = (object) array('iditem' => 31702151,'idcolor' => 38 );
$b = (object) array('iditem' => 31702152,'idcolor' => 39 );
// placing above data to new array container
$ab = array($a,$b);
// callback function
function getData( $obj ) {
return $obj->idcolor;
}
// array_map the array using above callback
$colorid = array_map("getData", $ab );
print_r( $colorid );
Above code will produce Array( [0] => 39, [1] => 38 ). If you want it value directly stored in variable as a single string separate it by commas, just use the implode function to do so :
$newStr = implode(',', $colorid );
// which will produce 38,39
$ids = [];
foreach($youarray as $value) {
$ids[] = $value->idcolor;
}
$finalIds = implode(',', $ids);
$finalIds = '';
foreach($youarray as $value) {
$finalIds = $value->idcolor.',';
}
$finalIds = rtrim($finalIds, ',');
So you want $colorid to be an array with all the ids if I understand correctly right?
$colorid = array();
foreach($array as $object)
array_push($colorid, $object->idcolor);
You may use array_reduce for the job:
<?php
// your data
$data = array(
(object) array('iditem' => 31702152, 'idcolor' => 39),
(object) array('iditem' => 31702152, 'idcolor' => 38),
);
// the code
$output = array_reduce($data, function($carry, $obj) {
if (isset($obj->idcolor)) $carry[] = $obj->idcolor;
return $carry;
}, array());
sort($output); // directly sort the $output variable
$output will be:
array(38, 39);
array_column, it now supports array of objects in PHP 7 - php.net/manual/en/function.array-column.phpforeach