Hi
dd my array looks like this:
array:8 [▼
0 => "promo\1\images\2.jpg"
1 => "promo\1\images\20150927_100644.jpg"
2 => "promo\1\main\1.jpg"
3 => "promo\3\images\2.jpg"
4 => "promo\3\images\20150927_100644.jpg"
5 => "promo\3\main\1.jpg"
6 => "promo\4\images\2.jpg"
7 => "promo\4\main\1.jpg"
]
When i do this
return response()->json($path);
The key is lost and the output looks like this:
["promo\\1\\images\\2.jpg","promo\\1\\images\\20150927_100644.jpg","promo\\1\\main\\1.jpg","promo\\3\\images\\2.jpg","promo\\3\\images\\20150927_100644.jpg","promo\\3\\main\\1.jpg","promo\\4\\images\\2.jpg","promo\\4\\main\\1.jpg"]
I cannot find anything to solve this.
Thanks
Last updated
3 years ago.
Solution
The keys aren't lost. Keys will still start at 0 for the json output
As fourth parameter json method accepts json_encode options. You can use JSON_FORCE_OBJECT to encode array as object.
echo response()->json(['one', 'two'], 200, [], , JSON_FORCE_OBJECT );
// {"0":"one","1":"two"}
Last updated
8 years ago.
Why would you force the JSON method to encode an array as an object? Unless you want to pass an associative array to javascript, keep your variable types consistent.
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