I have the following code in my template file:
{foreach from=$items item=entry}
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{$entry->nb_persons|@print_r}
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{/foreach}
The output is (json string):
{"ip":"12.12.12.12","date":1375616434,"cartitems":["foo:1"],"company":"dsad","FirstName":"sad","LastName":"asdsad","street":"","postcode":"","city":"","country":"Andorra","phone":"456456","fax":"","email":"[email protected]","comefrom":"google","request":"","message":"sadads"}
I would like to print each element seperated, for example :
{$entry->nb_persons.company}
Should give me -> "dsad"
But this is not working and I'm not sure why.
JSON string is just string. To access its members you have to create array/object from this string:
{foreach from=$items item=entry}
{* create array from JSON string*}
{assign var=person value=$entry->nb_persons|json_decode:1}
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{$person.company}
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{/foreach}
I'm not an expert with Smarty, but I think you're trying to access the property of a JSON structured string.
Try to decode it first to an object and then access it.
Something like this:
{foreach $items as $entry}
{assign var="person" value="{$entry->nb_persons|@json_decode}"}
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{$person.company}
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{/foreach}
I didn't test it, though.
Good luck!
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