I have two nested stdClass (multiple values).
$object1 = json_decode ('{"key":"value", "emailing":{"live":false, "test":true}}')
$object2 = json_decode ('{"key":"value", "params:{"emailing":{"live":false, "test":true}, "esp":"email"}}')
I want to change a property of first object with some property of second. Both are stdClasses, tested with is_object. However I can't copy value to first object.
$object1->emailing = $object2->params->emailing;
Where all are of type stdClass.
Your issue simply is that $object2 is not an object, since json_decode() fails. You had an issue with unbalanced quoting chars in the json string. Below is the fixed version which works fine:
<?php
$object1 = json_decode ('{"key":"value", "emailing":{"live":false, "test":true}}');
$object2 = json_decode ('{"key":"value", "params":{"emailing":{"live":false, "test":true}, "esp":"email"}}');
$object1->emailing = $object2->params->emailing;
print_r($object1);
The output is:
stdClass Object
(
[key] => value
[emailing] => stdClass Object
(
[live] =>
[test] => 1
)
)
A good idea in such case always is to read the error message raised with your code: "Trying to get property of non-object". That clearly points out what the issue is. Also some basic error handling never is a bad idea...
Actually You can :)
You have syntax error in "params:{"emailing": - it should be "params":{"emailing":
Try that:
$object1 = json_decode('{"key":"value", "emailing":{"live":false, "test":true}}');
$object2 = json_decode('{"key":"value", "params":{"emailing":{"live":"newvalue1", "test":"newvalue2"}, "esp":"email"}}');
// before
print_r($object1);
// after
$object1->emailing = $object2->params->emailing;
print_r($object1);
