I want to create a value for a variable $user_role->role_id in php.Is it possible to create a variable as $user_role->role_id which can be parse in php I have tried as
$user_role=array();
$user_role->role_id='1';
getting error in
print_r($user_role->role_id);
error I got
Attempt to assign property of non-object
You're trying to assign an object property to an array. If you have a Laravel model you need to invoke it in the first line rather than creating a blank array. E.g. $user_role = new App\Role If you want to populate an array then you just do $user_role['role_id'] = 1;
You are creating array variable and fetch by object. That's why this error comming.
$user_role = array();
$user_role['role_id'] = '1';
//print value
echo $user_role['role_id'];
Are you using any User Role package to manage this or just trying on your own?
If any package, check for document on how to initialize the code for role assignment.
Still what we see, you are trying to perform Eloquent operation and wishes to put role_id, so if its a User who has one Role, probably this would be your code
$user = new App\User; // You could also initialize by fetching the record
$user->role_id = 1; // Assigning role_id as `1`
$user->save();
$user_role = new App\RoleIf you want to populate an array then you just do$user_role['role_id'] = 1;.