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Asked: May 15, 20262026-05-15T11:48:57+00:00 2026-05-15T11:48:57+00:00

What would be the correct name for this type of array? There are 3

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What would be the correct name for this type of array?

There are 3 main sections and 4 sub-parts consisting of “issuedTime” “text” “url” and “validToTime”, how do you start to convert this to an object? If there was only 1 main section, it would be fairly simple to do however with 3 main parts and no identification for each main section has me scratching my head as where to start.

Any advise appreciated.

[{
"issuedTime":"7:13pm Sunday 13 June 2010",
"text":"\nAmended 7:10pm.\n\nText text and more text\n",
"url":"\/folder\/fc\/name.png",
"validToTime":"12:00am Monday 14 June 2010"
},{
"issuedTime":"8:33pm Sunday 13 June 2010",
"text":"\nText and more text.\n",
"url":"\/folder\/fc\/name.png",
"validToTime":"12:00pm Monday 14 June 2010"
},{
"issuedTime":"10:40am Sunday 13 June 2010",
"text":"\nAnd even more text.",
"url":"\/folder\/fc\/name.png",
"validToTime":"12:00am Tuesday 15 June 2010"
}
]
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    2026-05-15T11:48:57+00:00Added an answer on May 15, 2026 at 11:48 am

    Here’s how to parse that json

    <?php
    $json = '[{
        "issuedTime":"7:13pm Sunday 13 June 2010",
        "text":"\nAmended 7:10pm.\n\nText text and more text\n",
        "url":"\/folder\/fc\/name.png",
        "validToTime":"12:00am Monday 14 June 2010"
        },{
        "issuedTime":"8:33pm Sunday 13 June 2010",
        "text":"\nText and more text.\n",
        "url":"\/folder\/fc\/name.png",
        "validToTime":"12:00pm Monday 14 June 2010"
        },{
        "issuedTime":"10:40am Sunday 13 June 2010",
        "text":"\nAnd even more text.",
        "url":"\/folder\/fc\/name.png",
        "validToTime":"12:00am Tuesday 15 June 2010"
    }]';
    // Parse the json into a PHP array that holds multiple "stdClass Object"s
    $obj = json_decode($json);  
    // Iterate through each "stdClass Object" and show what it contains  
    foreach($obj as $var => $value)
    {
        echo "Number: $var <br/>";    
        echo "Issued: " . $obj[$var]->issuedTime . "<br/>";                    
        echo "Text: " . $obj[$var]->text . "<br/>";    
        echo "URL: " . $obj[$var]->url . "<br/>";    
        echo "Valid to: " . $obj[$var]->validToTime . "<br/>";       
        echo "<br/>";
    }
    ?>
    

    Once you have $obj, you can access it like in the foreach loop above, or to access, let’s say the text in the second listing you would use:

    echo $obj[1]->text; // Second listing, since the first listing is $obj[0]
    

    And HTML link w text for the same:

    echo '<a href="' . $obj[1]->url . '">' . $obj[1]->text . '</a>';
    
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