ccmehil posted to #devku:

anyone have a good example of php reading Jaiku json stream? I get a weird "2ah22" in front of for example ['url'] value

1 year, 9 months ago.

11 comments so far

actually it looks like I am getting back 2 a h 2 2 as individual values for the stream (only 2 comments in the stream)

1 year, 9 months ago by ccmehil
There are two PHP libraries on this page

1 year, 9 months ago by RickMeasham
found those but the first link is dead (empty page) and the second I was just looking at

1 year, 9 months ago by ccmehil
the first is mine .. I'll have to check what's happened

1 year, 9 months ago by RickMeasham
the eocond seems to only use json for the send of presence and xml for the receive, I'm trying http://jaiku.com/channel/devku/presence/25188504/json (xml does not work gives a weird return)

1 year, 9 months ago by ccmehil
ahh cool I will check back right now I gotta get some sleep it's 1am

1 year, 9 months ago by ccmehil
I have a Drupal module that I rote that may be of some use to you (at least to see how PHP reads the JSON stream)

1 year, 9 months ago by dank

thanks but perhaps it something on the specific stream becasue that's they way I was trying to do it.

$datac being response from curl for http://jaiku.com/channel/devku/presence/25188504/json

$jsonStr = json_decode($datac, true);

            foreach ($jsonStr as $jEntry) {
              echo &quot;&lt;br&gt;url: &quot;.$jEntry[&#39;url&#39;];
              echo &quot;&lt;br&gt;nick: &quot;.$jEntry[&#39;nick&#39;];
              echo &quot;&lt;br&gt;content: &quot;.$jEntry[&#39;content&#39;];
              echo &quot;&lt;br&gt;date: &quot;.$jEntry[&#39;created_at&#39;];
            }

1 year, 9 months ago by ccmehil

I even tried $jEntry['user']['nick'] but nothing seems to work and I get like 5 entries of "dead" data before I get the main stream info it nevers seems to jump into the individual comment entries, so I'm thinking it's something super easy I am missing but I can't seem to see it at the moment.

1 year, 9 months ago by ccmehil
doh!

echo $jsonStr['comments'][0]['url'];

where 0 is the record id - I knew it must be something silly I was missing! thanks, anywhere I could put a small code sample for others?

1 year, 9 months ago by ccmehil
You could put something in a pastebin

1 year, 9 months ago by dank