How to Read this JSON in PHP

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I have a simple JSON and want to read in PHP. I am certainly missing something in array, can anybody point out my mistake. Its been considerable time I am playing with this simple thing.
Here is the JSON & php :

$string='[

    {

        "phone":"+91009999000",

        "name":"abcd",

        "typeid":1

    }

    {

        "phone":"+91009999222",

        "name":"efg",

        "typeid":2

    }

    {

        "phone":"+91009999444",

        "name":"hijhl",

        "typeid":1

    }

]';





$json_a = json_decode($string,true);            

$phone = $json_a[0]['phone'];

$full_name=$json_a[0]['courseid'];



echo "phone = " . $phone;

echo "<br>fullname = " . $full_name;

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use api.jquery.com/jquery.each
– Gulshan
Nov 19 at 12:38

4

you are missing commas in JSON string after each element (after closing curly brace)
– Eakethet
Nov 19 at 12:38

2

This is not a valid json
– pr1nc3
Nov 19 at 12:40

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$string='[

    {

        "phone":"+91009999000",

        "name":"abcd",

        "typeid":1

    }

    {

        "phone":"+91009999222",

        "name":"efg",

        "typeid":2

    }

    {

        "phone":"+91009999444",

        "name":"hijhl",

        "typeid":1

    }

]';





$json_a = json_decode($string,true);            

$phone = $json_a[0]['phone'];

$full_name=$json_a[0]['courseid'];



echo "phone = " . $phone;

echo "<br>fullname = " . $full_name;

edited Nov 19 at 13:39

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964221

asked Nov 19 at 12:36

Pratik

124

use api.jquery.com/jquery.each
– Gulshan
Nov 19 at 12:38

4

you are missing commas in JSON string after each element (after closing curly brace)
– Eakethet
Nov 19 at 12:38

2

This is not a valid json
– pr1nc3
Nov 19 at 12:40

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$string='[

    {

        "phone":"+91009999000",

        "name":"abcd",

        "typeid":1

    }

    {

        "phone":"+91009999222",

        "name":"efg",

        "typeid":2

    }

    {

        "phone":"+91009999444",

        "name":"hijhl",

        "typeid":1

    }

]';





$json_a = json_decode($string,true);            

$phone = $json_a[0]['phone'];

$full_name=$json_a[0]['courseid'];



echo "phone = " . $phone;

echo "<br>fullname = " . $full_name;

edited Nov 19 at 13:39

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964221

asked Nov 19 at 12:36

Pratik

124

$string='[

    {

        "phone":"+91009999000",

        "name":"abcd",

        "typeid":1

    }

    {

        "phone":"+91009999222",

        "name":"efg",

        "typeid":2

    }

    {

        "phone":"+91009999444",

        "name":"hijhl",

        "typeid":1

    }

]';





$json_a = json_decode($string,true);            

$phone = $json_a[0]['phone'];

$full_name=$json_a[0]['courseid'];



echo "phone = " . $phone;

echo "<br>fullname = " . $full_name;

php arrays json

edited Nov 19 at 13:39

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asked Nov 19 at 12:36

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edited Nov 19 at 13:39

executable

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asked Nov 19 at 12:36

Pratik

124

edited Nov 19 at 13:39

executable

964221

edited Nov 19 at 13:39

executable

964221

edited Nov 19 at 13:39

executable

964221

asked Nov 19 at 12:36

Pratik

124

asked Nov 19 at 12:36

Pratik

124

asked Nov 19 at 12:36

Pratik

124

use api.jquery.com/jquery.each
– Gulshan
Nov 19 at 12:38

4

you are missing commas in JSON string after each element (after closing curly brace)
– Eakethet
Nov 19 at 12:38

2

This is not a valid json
– pr1nc3
Nov 19 at 12:40

add a comment |

use api.jquery.com/jquery.each
– Gulshan
Nov 19 at 12:38

4

you are missing commas in JSON string after each element (after closing curly brace)
– Eakethet
Nov 19 at 12:38

2

This is not a valid json
– pr1nc3
Nov 19 at 12:40

use api.jquery.com/jquery.each
– Gulshan
Nov 19 at 12:38

you are missing commas in JSON string after each element (after closing curly brace)
– Eakethet
Nov 19 at 12:38

This is not a valid json
– pr1nc3
Nov 19 at 12:40

add a comment |

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You are missing commas near curly braces.

It should be like this:

$string='[

            {

                "phone":"+91009999000",

                "name":"abcd",

                "typeid":1

            },

            {

                "phone":"+91009999222",

                "name":"efg",

                "typeid":2

            },

            {

                "phone":"+91009999444",

                "name":"hijhl",

                "typeid":1

            }

        ]';

answered Nov 19 at 12:39

akshaypjoshi

539216

it's not a valid JSON format
– Gulshan
Nov 19 at 12:43

It is, because when you do json_decode($string) it will give output like Array ( [0] => stdClass Object ( [phone] => +91009999000 [name] => abcd [typeid] => 1 ) [1] => stdClass Object ( [phone] => +91009999222 [name] => efg [typeid] => 2 ) [2] => stdClass Object ( [phone] => +91009999444 [name] => hijhl [typeid] => 1 ) )
– akshaypjoshi
Nov 19 at 12:44

@Gulshan this is valid JSON. What make you think this isn't valid?
– Cid
Nov 19 at 14:55

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You are missing commas near curly braces.

It should be like this:

$string='[

            {

                "phone":"+91009999000",

                "name":"abcd",

                "typeid":1

            },

            {

                "phone":"+91009999222",

                "name":"efg",

                "typeid":2

            },

            {

                "phone":"+91009999444",

                "name":"hijhl",

                "typeid":1

            }

        ]';

answered Nov 19 at 12:39

akshaypjoshi

539216

it's not a valid JSON format
– Gulshan
Nov 19 at 12:43

It is, because when you do json_decode($string) it will give output like Array ( [0] => stdClass Object ( [phone] => +91009999000 [name] => abcd [typeid] => 1 ) [1] => stdClass Object ( [phone] => +91009999222 [name] => efg [typeid] => 2 ) [2] => stdClass Object ( [phone] => +91009999444 [name] => hijhl [typeid] => 1 ) )
– akshaypjoshi
Nov 19 at 12:44

@Gulshan this is valid JSON. What make you think this isn't valid?
– Cid
Nov 19 at 14:55

add a comment |

up vote
2
down vote

accepted

You are missing commas near curly braces.

It should be like this:

$string='[

            {

                "phone":"+91009999000",

                "name":"abcd",

                "typeid":1

            },

            {

                "phone":"+91009999222",

                "name":"efg",

                "typeid":2

            },

            {

                "phone":"+91009999444",

                "name":"hijhl",

                "typeid":1

            }

        ]';

answered Nov 19 at 12:39

akshaypjoshi

539216

it's not a valid JSON format
– Gulshan
Nov 19 at 12:43

It is, because when you do json_decode($string) it will give output like Array ( [0] => stdClass Object ( [phone] => +91009999000 [name] => abcd [typeid] => 1 ) [1] => stdClass Object ( [phone] => +91009999222 [name] => efg [typeid] => 2 ) [2] => stdClass Object ( [phone] => +91009999444 [name] => hijhl [typeid] => 1 ) )
– akshaypjoshi
Nov 19 at 12:44

@Gulshan this is valid JSON. What make you think this isn't valid?
– Cid
Nov 19 at 14:55

add a comment |

up vote
2
down vote

accepted

You are missing commas near curly braces.

It should be like this:

$string='[

            {

                "phone":"+91009999000",

                "name":"abcd",

                "typeid":1

            },

            {

                "phone":"+91009999222",

                "name":"efg",

                "typeid":2

            },

            {

                "phone":"+91009999444",

                "name":"hijhl",

                "typeid":1

            }

        ]';

answered Nov 19 at 12:39

akshaypjoshi

539216

You are missing commas near curly braces.

It should be like this:

$string='[

            {

                "phone":"+91009999000",

                "name":"abcd",

                "typeid":1

            },

            {

                "phone":"+91009999222",

                "name":"efg",

                "typeid":2

            },

            {

                "phone":"+91009999444",

                "name":"hijhl",

                "typeid":1

            }

        ]';

answered Nov 19 at 12:39

akshaypjoshi

539216

answered Nov 19 at 12:39

akshaypjoshi

539216

answered Nov 19 at 12:39

akshaypjoshi

539216

answered Nov 19 at 12:39

akshaypjoshi

539216

it's not a valid JSON format
– Gulshan
Nov 19 at 12:43

It is, because when you do json_decode($string) it will give output like Array ( [0] => stdClass Object ( [phone] => +91009999000 [name] => abcd [typeid] => 1 ) [1] => stdClass Object ( [phone] => +91009999222 [name] => efg [typeid] => 2 ) [2] => stdClass Object ( [phone] => +91009999444 [name] => hijhl [typeid] => 1 ) )
– akshaypjoshi
Nov 19 at 12:44

@Gulshan this is valid JSON. What make you think this isn't valid?
– Cid
Nov 19 at 14:55

add a comment |

it's not a valid JSON format
– Gulshan
Nov 19 at 12:43

It is, because when you do json_decode($string) it will give output like Array ( [0] => stdClass Object ( [phone] => +91009999000 [name] => abcd [typeid] => 1 ) [1] => stdClass Object ( [phone] => +91009999222 [name] => efg [typeid] => 2 ) [2] => stdClass Object ( [phone] => +91009999444 [name] => hijhl [typeid] => 1 ) )
– akshaypjoshi
Nov 19 at 12:44

@Gulshan this is valid JSON. What make you think this isn't valid?
– Cid
Nov 19 at 14:55

it's not a valid JSON format
– Gulshan
Nov 19 at 12:43

It is, because when you do json_decode($string) it will give output like

Array (     [0] => stdClass Object         (             [phone] => +91009999000             [name] => abcd             [typeid] => 1         )      [1] => stdClass Object         (             [phone] => +91009999222             [name] => efg             [typeid] => 2         )      [2] => stdClass Object         (             [phone] => +91009999444             [name] => hijhl             [typeid] => 1         )  )

– akshaypjoshi
Nov 19 at 12:44

It is, because when you do json_decode($string) it will give output like

Array (     [0] => stdClass Object         (             [phone] => +91009999000             [name] => abcd             [typeid] => 1         )      [1] => stdClass Object         (             [phone] => +91009999222             [name] => efg             [typeid] => 2         )      [2] => stdClass Object         (             [phone] => +91009999444             [name] => hijhl             [typeid] => 1         )  )

– akshaypjoshi
Nov 19 at 12:44

@Gulshan this is valid JSON. What make you think this isn't valid?
– Cid
Nov 19 at 14:55

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