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Asked: 2026-06-13T01:51:57+00:00

Firstly sorry If I didn’t write the title correct because I really cant explain

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Firstly sorry If I didn’t write the title correct because I really cant explain it that good.

Okay so I’m making a twitter app and I used this code

if(!empty($_SESSION['username'])){
    $twitteroauth = new TwitterOAuth('MY PRIVATE CODE', 'MY PRIVATE CODE',     $_SESSION['oauth_token'], $_SESSION['oauth_secret']);
}

$home_timeline = $twitteroauth->get('/statuses/user_timeline');
print_r($home_timeline);

I connected it with my twitter account and this isn’t the full code, part of it. So this echos.

Array ( [0] => stdClass Object ( [created_at] => Wed Oct 10 19:27:42 +0000 2012 [id] => 256113796215603202 [id_str] => 256113796215603202 [text] => Testing a few thing on my twitter app. ) )

And it prints a few other stuff in the array but I cut it. How do I get the value of the text from the array text? Where it says [text] I would like to have the value of it?

I’ve spent atleast 30 minutes searching and I couldn’t find the answer. If it is a simple function already made by php then can you please tell me. If it is a long line of code can you tell me.

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  1. Editorial Team

    I think you are getting tripped up on the fact that you have an array with an object in it. when you access the array[0] you are now interacting with an Object.

    the print_r is showing you that [text] is not an index in the array so:

    array[‘text’] does not exist. [text] is a property of the stdObject.

    so to get the text it would just be $yourArray[0]->text.

    note: if you put your print_r or var_dumps between <pre> </pre> tags then they will look better and be less confusing

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