Hey Néstor,

to get the url you do:

$data->data_info->tables['where']['fields']['feed_node_item_url']['field']

the difference between -> and [] is

use -> when its a Object
use [] when its a array

that answers your question?



Op 16-11-2011 0:23, Néstor schreef:

I fixed the code up a little bit.  I was missing some parenthesis and I put a 4data instead of $data  :-)
On Tue, Nov 15, 2011 at 3:06 PM, Néstor <rotsen@gmail.com> wrote:
I am confused, 

I did a print_r ($data) and it returned  the following:

stdClass Object ( 
  [date_info] => stdClass Object ( 
    [tables] => Array ( 
      [where] => Array ( 
        [fields] => Array ( 
          [feeds_node_item_url] => Array ( 
            [field] => url 
            [table] => feeds_node_item 
            [alias] => feeds_node_item_url ))))))

How do I obtain the the url?
How do I obtain the value from an Object?
Is the url a VALUE or is it a KEY?

All I can think is that if I am in tables I can get the value 
myurl = tables['where']['fields']['feeds_node_item']['field']->url;
print myurl;

Any ideas?

Thanks,

Néstor





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