I created a JSON object in JQuery that looks like this:
var massUpdateDetails = {
checkone: $('#checkone').val(),
checktwo: $('#checktwo').val(),
details: [{
detailone: $('#detailone').val(),
detailtwo: $('#detailtwo').val()
}],
locs: [{
locone: $('#locone').val(),
loctwo: $('#loctwo').val()
}]
}
When I post the massUpdateDetails object to PHP, I can print out the object like this:
<?php
if(isset($_POST['massUpdateDetails'])){
$value = $_POST['massUpdateDetails'];
}
print_r($value);
?>
When using print_r($value), here is what I am seeing:
Array
(
[checkone] => checkoneInfo
[checktwo] => value1,value2
[details] => Array
(
[0] => Array
(
[detailone] => details of one
[detailtwo] => details of two
)
)
[locs] => Array
(
[0] => Array
(
[locone] => loc one
[loctwo] => loc two
)
)
)
I'm trying to set the various values to PHP variable like this:
$checkone= isset($value['checkone']) ? $value['checkone'] : ''; // <-- no problem getting this set
$detailone = isset($value['details']['detailone']) ? $value['details']['detailone'] : ''; // <-- problem is here
echo $detailone;
As you see in the above, I am having a problem setting the variable for $detailone.
When I echo $detailone, I get no error in the console.
What am I doing wrong and how can I fix it?
$value['details']
is an array, so you have to access each element as an array element, eg $value['details'][0]['detailone']
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