By AndrewJarvis on

My apologies for this PHP noob question, but I cannot find the proper syntax to get at the data from this array I'm using.

I am using the following code "see inside" my array:

print_r($node_extras->field_show_page_title);

and that produces the following result when I look at the page:

Array ( [0] => Array ( [value] => supress ) )

GREAT, RIGHT!? Well, I just don't know how to go that extra step and get the right syntax to have it spit out JUST the word supress (and yea, I know I'm spelling "supress" incorrectly)

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styro commented

$variable[0]['value']

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AndrewJarvis commented

Yea, someone answered it just as you were posting that aprently! Thanks to you too!

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AndrewJarvis commented

For anyone interested, the answer turned out to be:

print($node_extras->field_show_page_title[0]['value']);

Thanks Steve!

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archard commented

Just to let you know, print isn't actually a function, so it should be

print $node_extras->field_show_page_title[0]['value'];

They both work, but it 'should' be written without the parenthesis.