Json output array to php variable

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prob an easy fix, but I'm stuck.

So print_r($data) =

stdClass Object ( [code] => 200000 [data] => stdClass Object ( [accountEquity] => 111 [unrealisedPNL] => 111 [marginBalance] => 111 [positionMargin] => 111 [orderMargin] => 0 [frozenFunds] => 0 [availableBalance] => 111 [currency] => xxx ) )

And echo $data->code outputs '20000'

But I can not get the other 'variables' to work. Ive tried:

$data->code->data->accountEquity $data[1]->accountEquity $data->code->data->accountEquity

What is the right format to get those other values?

Thank you. gr Mike

Try restructuring your debug output, you'll see the solution pretty quickly then (I have edited your question). Otherwise, it would most likely help you to use a debugger for whatever IDE you are working with. Just Google "debug php with [your ide here]" — Aram Becker
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Rahul · Accepted Answer · 2021-07-28 07:48:52Z

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The best way to get accountEquity is

$data->data->accountEquity

answered Jul 28, 2021 at 7:48

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wayneOS · Accepted Answer · 2021-07-28 07:25:19Z

The right way to access accountEquity is:

$data->data->accountEquity

But you could also cast the object to an array with:

$data = (array) $data;

Then accountEquity is reached by:

$data['data']['accountEquity']

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