Submitted form details into JSON via PHP and sent to server
I've created a few PHP API files that takes submitted form information and compile it as a string and sent the information to a web server via cURL e.g.:
$FirstName = $_GET['firstname'];
$LastName = $_GET['lastname'];
$PhoneNumber = $_GET['phone'];
$EmailAddress = $_GET['email'];
$array = array(
'FirstName' => $FirstName,
'LastName' => $LastName,
'PhoneNumber' => $PhoneNumber,
'EmailAddress' => $EmailAddress
);
.... etc.
I have a client that wants the information to be sent as a JSON file
{
"Client": {
"Firstname" : "####",
"LastName" : "####",
"Contact" : {
"Phonenumber" : "####",
"Emailaddress" : "####"
}
}
}
My questions is:
- How do I compile JSON in a PHP file (if possible)?
Can it work like this...?
{
"Client": {
"Firstname" : $FirstName,
"LastName" : $LastName,
"Contact" : {
"Phonenumber" : $PhoneNumber,
"Emailaddress" : $EmailAddress
}
}
}
- How do I take the information and sent it to the server in JSON format via PHP?
Any help, or a link to resource will be wonderful.
I've never worked with JSON before so this is quite new to me.
php json
asked Nov 13 '18 at 7:38
cgaybbacgaybba
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I've created a few PHP API files that takes submitted form information and compile it as a string and sent the information to a web server via cURL e.g.:
$FirstName = $_GET['firstname'];
$LastName = $_GET['lastname'];
$PhoneNumber = $_GET['phone'];
$EmailAddress = $_GET['email'];
$array = array(
'FirstName' => $FirstName,
'LastName' => $LastName,
'PhoneNumber' => $PhoneNumber,
'EmailAddress' => $EmailAddress
);
.... etc.
I have a client that wants the information to be sent as a JSON file
{
"Client": {
"Firstname" : "####",
"LastName" : "####",
"Contact" : {
"Phonenumber" : "####",
"Emailaddress" : "####"
}
}
}
My questions is:
- How do I compile JSON in a PHP file (if possible)?
Can it work like this...?
{
"Client": {
"Firstname" : $FirstName,
"LastName" : $LastName,
"Contact" : {
"Phonenumber" : $PhoneNumber,
"Emailaddress" : $EmailAddress
}
}
}
- How do I take the information and sent it to the server in JSON format via PHP?
Any help, or a link to resource will be wonderful.
I've never worked with JSON before so this is quite new to me.
php json
asked Nov 13 '18 at 7:38
cgaybbacgaybba
457
1
return your array with json_encode($array); so it look like your expected result
– Sachin
Nov 13 '18 at 7:45
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I've created a few PHP API files that takes submitted form information and compile it as a string and sent the information to a web server via cURL e.g.:
$FirstName = $_GET['firstname'];
$LastName = $_GET['lastname'];
$PhoneNumber = $_GET['phone'];
$EmailAddress = $_GET['email'];
$array = array(
'FirstName' => $FirstName,
'LastName' => $LastName,
'PhoneNumber' => $PhoneNumber,
'EmailAddress' => $EmailAddress
);
.... etc.
I have a client that wants the information to be sent as a JSON file
{
"Client": {
"Firstname" : "####",
"LastName" : "####",
"Contact" : {
"Phonenumber" : "####",
"Emailaddress" : "####"
}
}
}
My questions is:
- How do I compile JSON in a PHP file (if possible)?
Can it work like this...?
{
"Client": {
"Firstname" : $FirstName,
"LastName" : $LastName,
"Contact" : {
"Phonenumber" : $PhoneNumber,
"Emailaddress" : $EmailAddress
}
}
}
- How do I take the information and sent it to the server in JSON format via PHP?
Any help, or a link to resource will be wonderful.
I've never worked with JSON before so this is quite new to me.
php json
asked Nov 13 '18 at 7:38
cgaybbacgaybba
457
I've created a few PHP API files that takes submitted form information and compile it as a string and sent the information to a web server via cURL e.g.:
$FirstName = $_GET['firstname'];
$LastName = $_GET['lastname'];
$PhoneNumber = $_GET['phone'];
$EmailAddress = $_GET['email'];
$array = array(
'FirstName' => $FirstName,
'LastName' => $LastName,
'PhoneNumber' => $PhoneNumber,
'EmailAddress' => $EmailAddress
);
.... etc.
I have a client that wants the information to be sent as a JSON file
{
"Client": {
"Firstname" : "####",
"LastName" : "####",
"Contact" : {
"Phonenumber" : "####",
"Emailaddress" : "####"
}
}
}
My questions is:
- How do I compile JSON in a PHP file (if possible)?
Can it work like this...?
{
"Client": {
"Firstname" : $FirstName,
"LastName" : $LastName,
"Contact" : {
"Phonenumber" : $PhoneNumber,
"Emailaddress" : $EmailAddress
}
}
}
- How do I take the information and sent it to the server in JSON format via PHP?
Any help, or a link to resource will be wonderful.
I've never worked with JSON before so this is quite new to me.
php json
php json
asked Nov 13 '18 at 7:38
cgaybbacgaybba
457
asked Nov 13 '18 at 7:38
cgaybbacgaybba
457
asked Nov 13 '18 at 7:38
cgaybbacgaybba
457
asked Nov 13 '18 at 7:38
cgaybbacgaybba
457
asked Nov 13 '18 at 7:38
cgaybbacgaybba
457
457
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return your array with json_encode($array); so it look like your expected result
– Sachin
Nov 13 '18 at 7:45
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return your array with json_encode($array); so it look like your expected result
– Sachin
Nov 13 '18 at 7:45
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return your array with json_encode($array); so it look like your expected result
– Sachin
Nov 13 '18 at 7:45
return your array with json_encode($array); so it look like your expected result
– Sachin
Nov 13 '18 at 7:45
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use json_encode() like below'
$array = array(
'Client'=>[
'FirstName' => $FirstName,
'LastName' => $LastName,
'Contact' => ['PhoneNumber' => $PhoneNumber,'EmailAddress' => $EmailAddress]
]);
$data = json_encode($array);
and pass this $data to cURL
answered Nov 13 '18 at 7:46
suresh bambhaniyasuresh bambhaniya
863113
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Copy your $_GET to a new array, add a new Contact entry to this array, passing it an array with Phonenumber & Emailaddress a values, and assign them from your original $_GET, then json_encode($newArray) to return a JSON representation of the array that can be sent to the server.
$payload = $_GET; //If this only contains the data you want to send to the server, otherwise create new array using required values.
$payload['Contact'] = ["Phonenumber" => $payload["Phonenumber"], "Emailaddress" => $payload["Emailaddress"]];
unset($payload["Phonenumber"]);
unset($payload["Emailaddress"]);
//Array is converted to JSON below
$payload = json_encode(["Client" => $payload]);
answered Nov 13 '18 at 7:46
Ikenna Anthony OkaforIkenna Anthony Okafor
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use json_encode() like below'
$array = array(
'Client'=>[
'FirstName' => $FirstName,
'LastName' => $LastName,
'Contact' => ['PhoneNumber' => $PhoneNumber,'EmailAddress' => $EmailAddress]
]);
$data = json_encode($array);
and pass this $data to cURL
answered Nov 13 '18 at 7:46
suresh bambhaniyasuresh bambhaniya
863113
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use json_encode() like below'
$array = array(
'Client'=>[
'FirstName' => $FirstName,
'LastName' => $LastName,
'Contact' => ['PhoneNumber' => $PhoneNumber,'EmailAddress' => $EmailAddress]
]);
$data = json_encode($array);
and pass this $data to cURL
answered Nov 13 '18 at 7:46
suresh bambhaniyasuresh bambhaniya
863113
add a comment |
use json_encode() like below'
$array = array(
'Client'=>[
'FirstName' => $FirstName,
'LastName' => $LastName,
'Contact' => ['PhoneNumber' => $PhoneNumber,'EmailAddress' => $EmailAddress]
]);
$data = json_encode($array);
and pass this $data to cURL
answered Nov 13 '18 at 7:46
suresh bambhaniyasuresh bambhaniya
863113
use json_encode() like below'
$array = array(
'Client'=>[
'FirstName' => $FirstName,
'LastName' => $LastName,
'Contact' => ['PhoneNumber' => $PhoneNumber,'EmailAddress' => $EmailAddress]
]);
$data = json_encode($array);
and pass this $data to cURL
answered Nov 13 '18 at 7:46
suresh bambhaniyasuresh bambhaniya
863113
answered Nov 13 '18 at 7:46
suresh bambhaniyasuresh bambhaniya
863113
answered Nov 13 '18 at 7:46
suresh bambhaniyasuresh bambhaniya
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answered Nov 13 '18 at 7:46
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Copy your $_GET to a new array, add a new Contact entry to this array, passing it an array with Phonenumber & Emailaddress a values, and assign them from your original $_GET, then json_encode($newArray) to return a JSON representation of the array that can be sent to the server.
$payload = $_GET; //If this only contains the data you want to send to the server, otherwise create new array using required values.
$payload['Contact'] = ["Phonenumber" => $payload["Phonenumber"], "Emailaddress" => $payload["Emailaddress"]];
unset($payload["Phonenumber"]);
unset($payload["Emailaddress"]);
//Array is converted to JSON below
$payload = json_encode(["Client" => $payload]);
answered Nov 13 '18 at 7:46
Ikenna Anthony OkaforIkenna Anthony Okafor
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Copy your $_GET to a new array, add a new Contact entry to this array, passing it an array with Phonenumber & Emailaddress a values, and assign them from your original $_GET, then json_encode($newArray) to return a JSON representation of the array that can be sent to the server.
$payload = $_GET; //If this only contains the data you want to send to the server, otherwise create new array using required values.
$payload['Contact'] = ["Phonenumber" => $payload["Phonenumber"], "Emailaddress" => $payload["Emailaddress"]];
unset($payload["Phonenumber"]);
unset($payload["Emailaddress"]);
//Array is converted to JSON below
$payload = json_encode(["Client" => $payload]);
answered Nov 13 '18 at 7:46
Ikenna Anthony OkaforIkenna Anthony Okafor
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add a comment |
Copy your $_GET to a new array, add a new Contact entry to this array, passing it an array with Phonenumber & Emailaddress a values, and assign them from your original $_GET, then json_encode($newArray) to return a JSON representation of the array that can be sent to the server.
$payload = $_GET; //If this only contains the data you want to send to the server, otherwise create new array using required values.
$payload['Contact'] = ["Phonenumber" => $payload["Phonenumber"], "Emailaddress" => $payload["Emailaddress"]];
unset($payload["Phonenumber"]);
unset($payload["Emailaddress"]);
//Array is converted to JSON below
$payload = json_encode(["Client" => $payload]);
answered Nov 13 '18 at 7:46
Ikenna Anthony OkaforIkenna Anthony Okafor
324310
Copy your $_GET to a new array, add a new Contact entry to this array, passing it an array with Phonenumber & Emailaddress a values, and assign them from your original $_GET, then json_encode($newArray) to return a JSON representation of the array that can be sent to the server.
$payload = $_GET; //If this only contains the data you want to send to the server, otherwise create new array using required values.
$payload['Contact'] = ["Phonenumber" => $payload["Phonenumber"], "Emailaddress" => $payload["Emailaddress"]];
unset($payload["Phonenumber"]);
unset($payload["Emailaddress"]);
//Array is converted to JSON below
$payload = json_encode(["Client" => $payload]);
answered Nov 13 '18 at 7:46
Ikenna Anthony OkaforIkenna Anthony Okafor
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edited Nov 13 '18 at 7:55
answered Nov 13 '18 at 7:46
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answered Nov 13 '18 at 7:46
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answered Nov 13 '18 at 7:46
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return your array with json_encode($array); so it look like your expected result
– Sachin
Nov 13 '18 at 7:45