So i have this json I got from a previous query:
{"HUID":"1","UIDS":"1,2,3","name":"home","type":"page","cat_id":"home"}
I print it like:
$SJON_String = json_encode($returnArray[0]);
echo $SJON_String;
Works, nice formatting.
Now I extract the UIDS string:
$JSON_Decoded = json_decode($SJON_String);
$JSON_UIDS = $JSON_Decoded->{'UIDS'};
echo "1st JSON UIDS: ".$JSON_UIDS."<BR>";
It prints nice string:
1,2,3
Now I want to use this string to give to my next query:
foreach ($JSON_UIDS as $UID_get)
{
echo "Now: ".$UID_get. "<BR>";
$query2 = "SELECT *
FROM items
WHERE UID LIKE '%" . $UID_get. "%'
ORDER BY name";
if($result2 = $server->query($query2))
{
while ($row2 = $result2->fetch_assoc())
{
array_push($returnArray2, $row2);
}
}
It will give me an error: Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach(), because it's not a valid string object.
If I replace $JSON_UIDS with JSON_Decoded it will work, but that's not what I want.
I tried formatting the string in a bunch of different ways but I can't get it to accept the extracted string. I tried declaring as string() before, after, formatting it as "1,2,3", with quotes, going a little insane..
There must be a good and efficient way...