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Try

$x->{'media$title'}->{'$t'}

If you need to access a member in a PHP object that uses illegal characters (namely the $ sign, but also spaces, etc.), you can do the $obj->{'member name'} trick to access it.

dcousineau 2009-08-25 13:43:44

thanks a ton.... i dint know that :)

Alec Smart 2009-08-25 13:48:34

I'm not pretty sure but, should not be with double quote? $x->{"media$title"}->{"$t"}

inakiabt 2009-08-25 13:50:31

@inakiabt: Double quotes will cause php to try and replace `"$title"` with the contents of `$title`, which in his case will probably be null. Using the single quotes prevents you from having to escape the `$` and tells PHP to interpret the string literally, not do variable substitution.

dcousineau 2009-08-25 13:52:13

OK. I understand now his problem, I didn't see the entire array. I thought he needed to access to a "mediaSOMESTRING" variable, thanks.

inakiabt 2009-08-25 14:00:41

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Thank you!!!!!!

Dheepak 2009-12-30 02:44:03

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