JSON in PHP

1.json_decode ()

Json_decode

(PHP 5 >= 5.2.0, PECL json >= 1.2.0)

json_decode-strings encoded in JSON format

Description

Mixed Json_decode (String $json [, bool $assoc])

Accepts a JSON-formatted string and converts it to a PHP variable

Parameters

Json

A string in JSON string format to be decoded.

Assoc

When this argument is TRUE, the array is returned instead of object.

return value

Returns an object or if the optional assoc parameter is TRUE, a associative array is instead returned.

Example

Examples of Example #1 Json_decode ()

code is as follows

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<?php  $json = ' {' A ': 1, "B": 2, "C": 3, "D": 4, "E": 5} ';   ; Var_dump (Json_decode ($json)),   Var_dump (Json_decode ($json, True)),   ? The previous example will output: Object (StdClass) #1 (5) {  ["a"] => int (1)   ["B"] => int (2)   ["C"] => int (3)  < br> ["D"] => int (4)   ["E"] => int (5)   } Array (5) {  ["a"] => int (1)   [ "B"] => int (2)   ["C"] => int (3)   ["D"] => int (4)   ["E"] => int (5)   } p> $data = ' [{' Name]: ' A1 "," Number ":" 123 "," Contno ":" "," qqno ":" "},{" Name ":" A1 "," Number ":" 123 "," Contno ":" 000 " , "qqno": ""},{"Name": "A1", "Number": "123", "Contno": "V", "qqno": ""}] ';   Echo Json_decode ($data); The result is: Array ([0] => StdClass ObjECT ([name] => A1 [number] => 123 [Contno] => [qqno] =>) [1] => stdClass Object ([name] => A1 [Nu Mber] => 123 [Contno] => [qqno] =>) [2] => stdClass Object ([Name] => A1 [number] => 123 [Contno] => [qqno] =>))

It can be seen that the object is compiled by Json_decode (), now output Json_decode ($data, true) to try

The code is as follows
Echo Json_decode ($data, true); Results: Array ([0] => Array ([name] => A1 [number] => 123 [Contno] => [qqno] =>) [1] => Array ([name] =& Gt A1 [number] => 123 [Contno] => [qqno] =>) [2] => Array ([Name] => A1 [number] => 123 [Contno] => ; [Qqno] =>)

You can see an associative array of Json_decode ($data, true) output, so that Json_decode ($data) output is an object, and Json_decode ("$arr", true) forces it to generate a PHP associative array.

If we get the JSON data as follows: (can be obtained using curl, fsockopen, etc.)

The code is as follows
{ "From": "en", "To": "en", "Trans_result": [ { "src": "u4f60u597d", "DST": "Hello" } ] }

One, Json_decode return array way:

Json_decode ($data, True); Returns an array with the Json_decode function:

code is as follows	&nbs P;
Array (     [from] => en    ;  [to] => en     [trans_result] => Array         (             [0] => Array                  (                      [src] => Hello                      [ DST] => Hello                )        ) )

We can get the values we want in the PHP language in the following ways:

The code is as follows
<?php $data = <<<str { "From": "en", "To": "en", "Trans_result": [ { "src": "u4f60u597d", "DST": "Hello" } ] } STR; $jsondata =json_decode ($data, true); Header ("content-type:text/html; Charset=utf-8 "); Print_r ($jsondata); www.111cn.net echo "<br/>". $jsondata [' to ']; En echo "<br/>". $jsondata [' Trans_result '][0][' DST ']; Hello ?>

Second, the way Json_decode returns object:

Json_decode ($data);

Returns the object by using the Json_decode function:

code is as follows	&nbs P;
StdClass Object (     [from] => en & nbsp;   [to] => en     [trans_result] => Array      & nbsp;  (             [0] => stdClass Object                 (                      [src] = > Hello                      [DST] => Hello                 )        )/p> )

We can get the values we want in the PHP language in the following ways:

The code is as follows
<?php $data = <<<str { "From": "en", "To": "en", "Trans_result": [ { "src": "u4f60u597d", "DST": "Hello" } ] } STR; $jsondata =json_decode ($data); Header ("content-type:text/html; Charset=utf-8 "); Print_r ($jsondata); echo "<br/>". $jsondata->from; Zh echo "<br/>". $jsondata->trans_result[0]->src; How are you doing ?>