Question

I’d like to be able to echo $domain from this

$domain = $response['results']['$MYVAR']['shortUrl'];

I’ve tried curly braces and various other ways of formatting $MYVAR but the syntax is wrong.

Help most welcome !

EDIT –> var_dump($response):

object(stdClass)#1 (4) {
    ["errorCode"]=> int(0)
    ["errorMessage"]=> string(0) ""
    ["results"]=> object(stdClass)#2 (1) {
        ["http://www.domain.com"]=> object(stdClass)#3 (5) {
            ["userHash"]=> string(6) "oSEMki"
            ["shortKeywordUrl"]=> string(0) ""
            ["hash"]=> string(6) "oms2ZB"
            ["shortCNAMEUrl"]=> string(20) "http://bit.ly/LALALA"
            ["shortUrl"]=> string(20) "http://bit.ly/LALALA"
         }
    }
    ["statusCode"]=> string(2) "OK"
}

I can see the “domain.com” element fine but when I do this:

var_dump($response[‘results’][$MYVAR]);

it returns NULL ! Which must be why $domain = $response[‘results’][$MYVAR][‘shortUrl’]; fails too. Odd !

–EDIT 2 —

var_dump($MYVAR); gives:

string(118) "http://www.domain.com"

Answer 1

Try this:

$domain = $response['results'][$MYVAR]['shortUrl'];
echo $domain;

Are you sure it’s stored in a 3 dimentional array like that?
Because that looks like needless complication.