Snippets tagged “associative-array”

When documenting an array option in PHPDoc, you can use the @var tag followed by the type array and a short description of the option.

To get the query string parameters in PHP, you can use the $_GET superglobal array.

To access MySQL result set data with a foreach loop, you can use a loop like the following:

If you want to get a proper explanation of how to convert a PHP object to an associative array, you are in the right place. Just follow the examples.

You can use the json_decode function in PHP to convert a JSON string into a PHP object.

If you wonder how to find a proper way of converting MySQL data to JSON format using PHP, then you are in the right place. Read on and check the example.

To get information about a cURL request that you have sent using PHP, you can use the curl_getinfo() function.

This is a short guideline that provides comprehensive information on how to decode a JSON string into an array with the help of PHP.

To print all properties of an object in PHP, you can use the get_object_vars function, which returns an associative array of an object's properties.

In PHP, the equivalent to a Java HashMap would be an associative array.

To parse the domain from a URL in PHP, you can use the parse_url function, which will return an associative array containing information about the URL.

There are a few possible reasons that json_decode() might return NULL when given what appears to be valid JSON.