print_r gives this:
Array ( [0] => stdClass Object ( [personal] => Beth Gore [mailbox] => bethanoia [host] => habitformer.co.uk ) )
I've tried this:
echo $header->from->mailbox."@".$header->from->host;
which doesn't report an error at all, even with full error reporting..
... breaking news.. just cracked it.
echo $header->from[0]->mailbox."@".$header->from[0]->host;
Bascially the array of objects is the whole [0] => stdClass thing.. AGGH!!
Always doing this.
Thanks anyway :)
Beth Gore
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http://www.habitformer.co.uk
Andrew Brampton wrote:
Big guess but I think maybe:
$header[0]->from['mailbox'];
Also I suggest you turn your PHP Error Level up to E_ALL in your php.ini
file (or temporarly at the top of your scripts with error_reporting
(E_ALL);, this will help debug programs like this :))
Andrew
----- Original Message -----
From: "Beth Gore" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "PHP General List" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, December 24, 2002 6:42 PM
Subject: [PHP] objects within arrays
Hi,
I'm really struggling with this - I'm writing a simple webmail client
for myself (because they've blocked the common ones at work hehe)
Anyway, as soon as I tried to access..
$header = imap_header($inbox,$msgID);
$header->from['mailbox'];
... I get nothing.
I did a print_r on that, and I got..
Array ([0] = StdClass Object([personal] = "blah" ); etc...
so how do I access the data within the Object bit? a simple
$header->from['personal'] refuses to output anything.
Sorry to be a pain again, I know this is simple language stuff but I
can't find it in the manual. :)
Beth Gore
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