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I have a Json multi-line array sent from AJAX response (Blade to Controller) and Again I am passing that array to a partial view.
How can I access all properties of this array in laravel blade view ?
I tried but in vain:
(object)$array "-AND-" json_decode($array, true)
This is the JSON array that I am getting on laravel blade view:
[ "id": 1, "name": "Water", "type": "amenity", "active": 1, "created": "2019-03-15 01:09:01", "pivot": "property_type_id": 3, "amenity_id": 1 ,
"id": 2, "name": "Electricity", "type": "amenity", "active": 1,
"created": "2019-03-15 00:44:02", "pivot": "property_type_id": 3, "amenity_id": 2 ,
"id": 3, "name": "Sui-Gas", "type": "amenity", "active": 1, "created": "2019-03-15 00:44:02", "pivot": "property_type_id": 3,
"amenity_id": 3 ,
"id": 4, "name": "Telephone", "type": "amenity", "active": 1, "created": "2019-03-15 00:58:59", "pivot": "property_type_id": 3, "amenity_id": 4 ,
"id": 5, "name": "Lawn / Garden", "type":
"moreAmenity", "active": 1, "created": "2019-03-15 01:17:58", "pivot": "property_type_id": 3, "amenity_id": 5 ,
"id": 6, "name": "Store Room", "type": "moreAmenity", "active": 1, "created": "2019-03-15 01:17:35",
"pivot": "property_type_id": 3, "amenity_id": 6 ,
"id": 7, "name": "Laundry Area", "type": "moreAmenity", "active": 1, "created": "2019-03-15 01:17:35", "pivot": "property_type_id": 3, "amenity_id": 7 ,
"id": 8, "name": "Garage / Parking", "type": "moreAmenity", "active": 1, "created": "2019-03-15 01:18:45", "pivot": "property_type_id": 3, "amenity_id": 8 ]
I want to access every property of this array either by converting or decoding.
php json laravel
add a comment |
I have a Json multi-line array sent from AJAX response (Blade to Controller) and Again I am passing that array to a partial view.
How can I access all properties of this array in laravel blade view ?
I tried but in vain:
(object)$array "-AND-" json_decode($array, true)
This is the JSON array that I am getting on laravel blade view:
[ "id": 1, "name": "Water", "type": "amenity", "active": 1, "created": "2019-03-15 01:09:01", "pivot": "property_type_id": 3, "amenity_id": 1 ,
"id": 2, "name": "Electricity", "type": "amenity", "active": 1,
"created": "2019-03-15 00:44:02", "pivot": "property_type_id": 3, "amenity_id": 2 ,
"id": 3, "name": "Sui-Gas", "type": "amenity", "active": 1, "created": "2019-03-15 00:44:02", "pivot": "property_type_id": 3,
"amenity_id": 3 ,
"id": 4, "name": "Telephone", "type": "amenity", "active": 1, "created": "2019-03-15 00:58:59", "pivot": "property_type_id": 3, "amenity_id": 4 ,
"id": 5, "name": "Lawn / Garden", "type":
"moreAmenity", "active": 1, "created": "2019-03-15 01:17:58", "pivot": "property_type_id": 3, "amenity_id": 5 ,
"id": 6, "name": "Store Room", "type": "moreAmenity", "active": 1, "created": "2019-03-15 01:17:35",
"pivot": "property_type_id": 3, "amenity_id": 6 ,
"id": 7, "name": "Laundry Area", "type": "moreAmenity", "active": 1, "created": "2019-03-15 01:17:35", "pivot": "property_type_id": 3, "amenity_id": 7 ,
"id": 8, "name": "Garage / Parking", "type": "moreAmenity", "active": 1, "created": "2019-03-15 01:18:45", "pivot": "property_type_id": 3, "amenity_id": 8 ]
I want to access every property of this array either by converting or decoding.
php json laravel
add a comment |
I have a Json multi-line array sent from AJAX response (Blade to Controller) and Again I am passing that array to a partial view.
How can I access all properties of this array in laravel blade view ?
I tried but in vain:
(object)$array "-AND-" json_decode($array, true)
This is the JSON array that I am getting on laravel blade view:
[ "id": 1, "name": "Water", "type": "amenity", "active": 1, "created": "2019-03-15 01:09:01", "pivot": "property_type_id": 3, "amenity_id": 1 ,
"id": 2, "name": "Electricity", "type": "amenity", "active": 1,
"created": "2019-03-15 00:44:02", "pivot": "property_type_id": 3, "amenity_id": 2 ,
"id": 3, "name": "Sui-Gas", "type": "amenity", "active": 1, "created": "2019-03-15 00:44:02", "pivot": "property_type_id": 3,
"amenity_id": 3 ,
"id": 4, "name": "Telephone", "type": "amenity", "active": 1, "created": "2019-03-15 00:58:59", "pivot": "property_type_id": 3, "amenity_id": 4 ,
"id": 5, "name": "Lawn / Garden", "type":
"moreAmenity", "active": 1, "created": "2019-03-15 01:17:58", "pivot": "property_type_id": 3, "amenity_id": 5 ,
"id": 6, "name": "Store Room", "type": "moreAmenity", "active": 1, "created": "2019-03-15 01:17:35",
"pivot": "property_type_id": 3, "amenity_id": 6 ,
"id": 7, "name": "Laundry Area", "type": "moreAmenity", "active": 1, "created": "2019-03-15 01:17:35", "pivot": "property_type_id": 3, "amenity_id": 7 ,
"id": 8, "name": "Garage / Parking", "type": "moreAmenity", "active": 1, "created": "2019-03-15 01:18:45", "pivot": "property_type_id": 3, "amenity_id": 8 ]
I want to access every property of this array either by converting or decoding.
php json laravel
I have a Json multi-line array sent from AJAX response (Blade to Controller) and Again I am passing that array to a partial view.
How can I access all properties of this array in laravel blade view ?
I tried but in vain:
(object)$array "-AND-" json_decode($array, true)
This is the JSON array that I am getting on laravel blade view:
[ "id": 1, "name": "Water", "type": "amenity", "active": 1, "created": "2019-03-15 01:09:01", "pivot": "property_type_id": 3, "amenity_id": 1 ,
"id": 2, "name": "Electricity", "type": "amenity", "active": 1,
"created": "2019-03-15 00:44:02", "pivot": "property_type_id": 3, "amenity_id": 2 ,
"id": 3, "name": "Sui-Gas", "type": "amenity", "active": 1, "created": "2019-03-15 00:44:02", "pivot": "property_type_id": 3,
"amenity_id": 3 ,
"id": 4, "name": "Telephone", "type": "amenity", "active": 1, "created": "2019-03-15 00:58:59", "pivot": "property_type_id": 3, "amenity_id": 4 ,
"id": 5, "name": "Lawn / Garden", "type":
"moreAmenity", "active": 1, "created": "2019-03-15 01:17:58", "pivot": "property_type_id": 3, "amenity_id": 5 ,
"id": 6, "name": "Store Room", "type": "moreAmenity", "active": 1, "created": "2019-03-15 01:17:35",
"pivot": "property_type_id": 3, "amenity_id": 6 ,
"id": 7, "name": "Laundry Area", "type": "moreAmenity", "active": 1, "created": "2019-03-15 01:17:35", "pivot": "property_type_id": 3, "amenity_id": 7 ,
"id": 8, "name": "Garage / Parking", "type": "moreAmenity", "active": 1, "created": "2019-03-15 01:18:45", "pivot": "property_type_id": 3, "amenity_id": 8 ]
I want to access every property of this array either by converting or decoding.
php json laravel
php json laravel
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You can send JSON data to your view like this:
view('view-name')->with('data', json_decode($array, true));
See Laravel Views
and in your view, use it like this:
@foreach($data as $value)
ID: $value['id']
Name: $value['name']
// .. and so on ..
@endforeach
See Laravel Templates
Perfect....! Thanks
– Zeeshan DaDa
Mar 26 at 5:39
add a comment |
First, what do you mean by "multiline json"? if the string is a valid json (no matter what is the content), you can use the built in json_decode function to convert your json string into array or object and then, pass the array/object to the view:
$jsonString = '["id":1,"name":"Water","type":"amenity","active":1,"created":"2019-03-15 01:09:01","pivot":"property_type_id":3,"amenity_id":1,"id":2,"name":"Electricity","type":"amenity","active":1,"created":"2019-03-15 00:44:02","pivot":"property_type_id":3,"amenity_id":2,"id":3,"name":"Sui-Gas","type":"amenity","active":1,"created":"2019-03-15 00:44:02","pivot":"property_type_id":3,"amenity_id":3,"id":4,"name":"Telephone","type":"amenity","active":1,"created":"2019-03-15 00:58:59","pivot":"property_type_id":3,"amenity_id":4,"id":5,"name":"Lawn / Garden","type":"moreAmenity","active":1,"created":"2019-03-15 01:17:58","pivot":"property_type_id":3,"amenity_id":5,"id":6,"name":"Store Room","type":"moreAmenity","active":1,"created":"2019-03-15 01:17:35","pivot":"property_type_id":3,"amenity_id":6,"id":7,"name":"Laundry Area","type":"moreAmenity","active":1,"created":"2019-03-15 01:17:35","pivot":"property_type_id":3,"amenity_id":7,"id":8,"name":"Garage / Parking","type":"moreAmenity","active":1,"created":"2019-03-15 01:18:45","pivot":"property_type_id":3,"amenity_id":8]';
$objects = json_decode($json);
//Or alternatively: $array = json_decode($json, true);
Then you can pass the result into the view (and its subviews of course):
return vew('some-view')->with(['objects'=>$objects]);
And using the for or foreach insruction in the view:
@foreach($objects as $object)
$object->id <br/> $object->name <br/> $object->pivot->property_type_id
@endforeach
Really Thankful to You Alsoo. You did the object array approach I have implemented your approach.
– Zeeshan DaDa
Mar 26 at 5:52
Superb ....! THankS Man
– Zeeshan DaDa
Mar 26 at 5:53
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You can send JSON data to your view like this:
view('view-name')->with('data', json_decode($array, true));
See Laravel Views
and in your view, use it like this:
@foreach($data as $value)
ID: $value['id']
Name: $value['name']
// .. and so on ..
@endforeach
See Laravel Templates
Perfect....! Thanks
– Zeeshan DaDa
Mar 26 at 5:39
add a comment |
You can send JSON data to your view like this:
view('view-name')->with('data', json_decode($array, true));
See Laravel Views
and in your view, use it like this:
@foreach($data as $value)
ID: $value['id']
Name: $value['name']
// .. and so on ..
@endforeach
See Laravel Templates
Perfect....! Thanks
– Zeeshan DaDa
Mar 26 at 5:39
add a comment |
You can send JSON data to your view like this:
view('view-name')->with('data', json_decode($array, true));
See Laravel Views
and in your view, use it like this:
@foreach($data as $value)
ID: $value['id']
Name: $value['name']
// .. and so on ..
@endforeach
See Laravel Templates
You can send JSON data to your view like this:
view('view-name')->with('data', json_decode($array, true));
See Laravel Views
and in your view, use it like this:
@foreach($data as $value)
ID: $value['id']
Name: $value['name']
// .. and so on ..
@endforeach
See Laravel Templates
answered Mar 25 at 18:18
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Perfect....! Thanks
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Perfect....! Thanks
– Zeeshan DaDa
Mar 26 at 5:39
Perfect....! Thanks
– Zeeshan DaDa
Mar 26 at 5:39
Perfect....! Thanks
– Zeeshan DaDa
Mar 26 at 5:39
add a comment |
First, what do you mean by "multiline json"? if the string is a valid json (no matter what is the content), you can use the built in json_decode function to convert your json string into array or object and then, pass the array/object to the view:
$jsonString = '["id":1,"name":"Water","type":"amenity","active":1,"created":"2019-03-15 01:09:01","pivot":"property_type_id":3,"amenity_id":1,"id":2,"name":"Electricity","type":"amenity","active":1,"created":"2019-03-15 00:44:02","pivot":"property_type_id":3,"amenity_id":2,"id":3,"name":"Sui-Gas","type":"amenity","active":1,"created":"2019-03-15 00:44:02","pivot":"property_type_id":3,"amenity_id":3,"id":4,"name":"Telephone","type":"amenity","active":1,"created":"2019-03-15 00:58:59","pivot":"property_type_id":3,"amenity_id":4,"id":5,"name":"Lawn / Garden","type":"moreAmenity","active":1,"created":"2019-03-15 01:17:58","pivot":"property_type_id":3,"amenity_id":5,"id":6,"name":"Store Room","type":"moreAmenity","active":1,"created":"2019-03-15 01:17:35","pivot":"property_type_id":3,"amenity_id":6,"id":7,"name":"Laundry Area","type":"moreAmenity","active":1,"created":"2019-03-15 01:17:35","pivot":"property_type_id":3,"amenity_id":7,"id":8,"name":"Garage / Parking","type":"moreAmenity","active":1,"created":"2019-03-15 01:18:45","pivot":"property_type_id":3,"amenity_id":8]';
$objects = json_decode($json);
//Or alternatively: $array = json_decode($json, true);
Then you can pass the result into the view (and its subviews of course):
return vew('some-view')->with(['objects'=>$objects]);
And using the for or foreach insruction in the view:
@foreach($objects as $object)
$object->id <br/> $object->name <br/> $object->pivot->property_type_id
@endforeach
Really Thankful to You Alsoo. You did the object array approach I have implemented your approach.
– Zeeshan DaDa
Mar 26 at 5:52
Superb ....! THankS Man
– Zeeshan DaDa
Mar 26 at 5:53
add a comment |
First, what do you mean by "multiline json"? if the string is a valid json (no matter what is the content), you can use the built in json_decode function to convert your json string into array or object and then, pass the array/object to the view:
$jsonString = '["id":1,"name":"Water","type":"amenity","active":1,"created":"2019-03-15 01:09:01","pivot":"property_type_id":3,"amenity_id":1,"id":2,"name":"Electricity","type":"amenity","active":1,"created":"2019-03-15 00:44:02","pivot":"property_type_id":3,"amenity_id":2,"id":3,"name":"Sui-Gas","type":"amenity","active":1,"created":"2019-03-15 00:44:02","pivot":"property_type_id":3,"amenity_id":3,"id":4,"name":"Telephone","type":"amenity","active":1,"created":"2019-03-15 00:58:59","pivot":"property_type_id":3,"amenity_id":4,"id":5,"name":"Lawn / Garden","type":"moreAmenity","active":1,"created":"2019-03-15 01:17:58","pivot":"property_type_id":3,"amenity_id":5,"id":6,"name":"Store Room","type":"moreAmenity","active":1,"created":"2019-03-15 01:17:35","pivot":"property_type_id":3,"amenity_id":6,"id":7,"name":"Laundry Area","type":"moreAmenity","active":1,"created":"2019-03-15 01:17:35","pivot":"property_type_id":3,"amenity_id":7,"id":8,"name":"Garage / Parking","type":"moreAmenity","active":1,"created":"2019-03-15 01:18:45","pivot":"property_type_id":3,"amenity_id":8]';
$objects = json_decode($json);
//Or alternatively: $array = json_decode($json, true);
Then you can pass the result into the view (and its subviews of course):
return vew('some-view')->with(['objects'=>$objects]);
And using the for or foreach insruction in the view:
@foreach($objects as $object)
$object->id <br/> $object->name <br/> $object->pivot->property_type_id
@endforeach
Really Thankful to You Alsoo. You did the object array approach I have implemented your approach.
– Zeeshan DaDa
Mar 26 at 5:52
Superb ....! THankS Man
– Zeeshan DaDa
Mar 26 at 5:53
add a comment |
First, what do you mean by "multiline json"? if the string is a valid json (no matter what is the content), you can use the built in json_decode function to convert your json string into array or object and then, pass the array/object to the view:
$jsonString = '["id":1,"name":"Water","type":"amenity","active":1,"created":"2019-03-15 01:09:01","pivot":"property_type_id":3,"amenity_id":1,"id":2,"name":"Electricity","type":"amenity","active":1,"created":"2019-03-15 00:44:02","pivot":"property_type_id":3,"amenity_id":2,"id":3,"name":"Sui-Gas","type":"amenity","active":1,"created":"2019-03-15 00:44:02","pivot":"property_type_id":3,"amenity_id":3,"id":4,"name":"Telephone","type":"amenity","active":1,"created":"2019-03-15 00:58:59","pivot":"property_type_id":3,"amenity_id":4,"id":5,"name":"Lawn / Garden","type":"moreAmenity","active":1,"created":"2019-03-15 01:17:58","pivot":"property_type_id":3,"amenity_id":5,"id":6,"name":"Store Room","type":"moreAmenity","active":1,"created":"2019-03-15 01:17:35","pivot":"property_type_id":3,"amenity_id":6,"id":7,"name":"Laundry Area","type":"moreAmenity","active":1,"created":"2019-03-15 01:17:35","pivot":"property_type_id":3,"amenity_id":7,"id":8,"name":"Garage / Parking","type":"moreAmenity","active":1,"created":"2019-03-15 01:18:45","pivot":"property_type_id":3,"amenity_id":8]';
$objects = json_decode($json);
//Or alternatively: $array = json_decode($json, true);
Then you can pass the result into the view (and its subviews of course):
return vew('some-view')->with(['objects'=>$objects]);
And using the for or foreach insruction in the view:
@foreach($objects as $object)
$object->id <br/> $object->name <br/> $object->pivot->property_type_id
@endforeach
First, what do you mean by "multiline json"? if the string is a valid json (no matter what is the content), you can use the built in json_decode function to convert your json string into array or object and then, pass the array/object to the view:
$jsonString = '["id":1,"name":"Water","type":"amenity","active":1,"created":"2019-03-15 01:09:01","pivot":"property_type_id":3,"amenity_id":1,"id":2,"name":"Electricity","type":"amenity","active":1,"created":"2019-03-15 00:44:02","pivot":"property_type_id":3,"amenity_id":2,"id":3,"name":"Sui-Gas","type":"amenity","active":1,"created":"2019-03-15 00:44:02","pivot":"property_type_id":3,"amenity_id":3,"id":4,"name":"Telephone","type":"amenity","active":1,"created":"2019-03-15 00:58:59","pivot":"property_type_id":3,"amenity_id":4,"id":5,"name":"Lawn / Garden","type":"moreAmenity","active":1,"created":"2019-03-15 01:17:58","pivot":"property_type_id":3,"amenity_id":5,"id":6,"name":"Store Room","type":"moreAmenity","active":1,"created":"2019-03-15 01:17:35","pivot":"property_type_id":3,"amenity_id":6,"id":7,"name":"Laundry Area","type":"moreAmenity","active":1,"created":"2019-03-15 01:17:35","pivot":"property_type_id":3,"amenity_id":7,"id":8,"name":"Garage / Parking","type":"moreAmenity","active":1,"created":"2019-03-15 01:18:45","pivot":"property_type_id":3,"amenity_id":8]';
$objects = json_decode($json);
//Or alternatively: $array = json_decode($json, true);
Then you can pass the result into the view (and its subviews of course):
return vew('some-view')->with(['objects'=>$objects]);
And using the for or foreach insruction in the view:
@foreach($objects as $object)
$object->id <br/> $object->name <br/> $object->pivot->property_type_id
@endforeach
answered Mar 25 at 19:11
AkhirAkhir
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Really Thankful to You Alsoo. You did the object array approach I have implemented your approach.
– Zeeshan DaDa
Mar 26 at 5:52
Superb ....! THankS Man
– Zeeshan DaDa
Mar 26 at 5:53
add a comment |
Really Thankful to You Alsoo. You did the object array approach I have implemented your approach.
– Zeeshan DaDa
Mar 26 at 5:52
Superb ....! THankS Man
– Zeeshan DaDa
Mar 26 at 5:53
Really Thankful to You Alsoo. You did the object array approach I have implemented your approach.
– Zeeshan DaDa
Mar 26 at 5:52
Really Thankful to You Alsoo. You did the object array approach I have implemented your approach.
– Zeeshan DaDa
Mar 26 at 5:52
Superb ....! THankS Man
– Zeeshan DaDa
Mar 26 at 5:53
Superb ....! THankS Man
– Zeeshan DaDa
Mar 26 at 5:53
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