php stdClass check for property exist
I have read some similar issues here but unfortunately find the solution for my case.
Some part of the output for an API connection is as;
stdClass Object (
[page] => 0
[items] => 5
[total] => 5
[saleItems] => stdClass Object (
[saleItem] => Array (
[0] => stdClass Object (
[reviewState] => approved
[trackingDate] => 2013-11-04T09:51:13.420+01:00
[modifiedDate] => 2013-12-03T15:06:39.240+01:00
[clickDate] => 2013-11-04T09:06:19.403+01:00
[adspace] => stdClass Object (
[_] => xxxxx
[id] => 1849681
)
[admedium] => stdClass Object (
[_] => Version 3
[id] => 721152
)
[program] => stdClass Object (
[_] => yyyy
[id] => 10853
)
[clickId] => 1832355435760747520
[clickInId] => 0
[amount] => 48.31
[commission] => 7.25
[currency] => USD
[gpps] => stdClass Object (
[gpp] => Array (
[0] => stdClass Object (
[_] => 7-75
[id] => z0
)
)
)
[trackingCategory] => stdClass Object (
[_] => rers
[id] => 68722
)
[id] => 86erereress-a9e4-4226-8417-a46b4c9fd5df
)
)
)
)
Some strings do not include gpps property.
What I have done is as follows
foreach($sales->saleItems->saleItem as $sale)
{
$status = $sale->reviewState;
if(property_exists($sale, gpps))
{
$subId = $sale->gpps->gpp[0]->_;
}else{
$subId = "0-0";
}
}
What I want is I the gpps property is not included in that string $subId stored as 0-0 in db, otherwise get the data from the string. But it doesn't get the strings without gpps.
Where is my mistake?
Change
if(property_exists($sale, gpps))
with
if(property_exists($sale, "gpps"))
notice how now gpps
is passed as string, as per the signature of the property_exists
function:
bool property_exists ( mixed $class , string $property )
This function checks if the given property exists in the specified class.
Note: As opposed with
isset()
,property_exists()
returnsTRUE
even if the property has the valueNULL
.
property_exists is the method designed for this purpose.
bool property_exists ( mixed $class , string $property )
This function checks if the given property exists in the specified class.
Note: As opposed with isset(), property_exists() returns TRUE even if the property has the value NULL.