John Davidson

Message:

I have an issue... and i'm going crazy!

I get a object, in a variable (with Laravel, but it doesn't matter).

$searchImage = ListTypeImage::find($v->list_image_id);

return gettype($searchImage)

It returns Object.

The object:

{

    "id": 15,

    "titre": "Mariage 1",

    "list_type_id": 2,

    "image": "list\/sXoW4ZFzff0AuvSviIXFtHSrLy0SdTdq6shiBEpB.jpg",

    "created_at": "2021-06-02T12:58:41.000000Z",

    "updated_at": "2021-06-02T12:58:41.000000Z"

}

When i write:

return $searchImage->image;

It returns "list/sXoW4ZFzff0AuvSviIXFtHSrLy0SdTdq6shiBEpB.jpg"

But when i write:

$image = $searchImage->image;

It returns an error: Trying to get property 'image' of non-object

I have the same issue with an array. If i convert my object into a array:

 return $searchImage['image'];

 

It returns "list/sXoW4ZFzff0AuvSviIXFtHSrLy0SdTdq6shiBEpB.jpg"

And if i wrote:

 $image = $searchImage['image'];

I have this error: Trying to access array offset on value of type null

Should I change my job?
Thanks a lot!

The entire code:

private function getImageOfSharedList($id)

    {

        $return = ListTypeImage::find($id);

        $return = json_decode($return);

        return $return->image;

    }





$image = $this->getImageOfSharedList($v->list_image_id);

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My Answer:
>id);

I need to get an item from this object, but sometimes it's an array and sometimes it's an object. How can I handle this situation?

Here's a possible solution using PHP:

php
// Check if $searchImage is an array
if (is_array($searchImage)) {
// Get the first item from the array
$item = reset($searchImage);
} else {
// Get the item from the object
$item = $searchImage;
}

// Now you can access the properties of the item
echo $item->property_name;


This code first checks if `$searchImage` is an array using the `is_array()` function. If it is an array, it gets the first item from the array using the `reset()` function. If it is not an array, it directly assigns the object to the `$item` variable.

After that, you can access the properties of the item using the `->` operator.