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JSON object behaviour in populateObjects 16 Sep 2013 09:48 #11102

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for some unknown reason to me, the code in the function populateObjects:

		if (!empty($item->my_json_object))
		{
			$registry = new JRegistry;
			$registry->loadString($item->my_json_object);
			$item->my_json_object = new JObject($registry->toObject());
		}

return an empty object when I call directly the $model->getItem()

if I use the simple json_decode, it always perfectly works:

		if (!empty($item->my_json_object) AND is_string($item->my_json_object))
		{
			$item->my_json_object = json_decode($item->my_json_object);
		}

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JSON object behaviour in populateObjects 23 Sep 2013 17:53 #11154

admin Offline Administrator Chef Posts: 3711 Thank you received: 986	Fixed since 2.6 $item->my_json_object = new JObject($registry->toObject()); To: $item->my_json_object = $registry->toObject(); Simple... Coding is now a piece of cake The following user(s) said Thank You: Tomaselli
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JSON object behaviour in populateObjects 27 Sep 2013 11:24 #11198

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Thanks for the fix.
I noticed a little bug when the function populateObjects is called again (for example when you call the function getForm).
In this situation the function populateObjects will overwrite the JSON object and the data will be deleted, to avoid that afurther check should be added:

Original jcook 2.6:

		if (!empty($item->my_json_obejct))
		{
			$registry = new JRegistry;
			$registry->loadString($item->my_json_obejct);
			$item->my_json_obejct = $registry->toObject();
		}

Modified:

		if (!empty($item->my_json_obejct) AND is_string($item->my_json_obejct)) /* hack */
		{
			$registry = new JRegistry;
			$registry->loadString($item->my_json_obejct);
			$item->my_json_obejct = $registry->toObject();
		}

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JSON object behaviour in populateObjects 27 Sep 2013 11:28 #11199

Tomaselli Topic Author Offline Elite Member Posts: 293 Thank you received: 87	I'm also thinking that function populateObejcts should be called just ONCE on the same Item (and it is called more than once), shouldn't be added a static variable to check that?
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JSON object behaviour in populateObjects 07 Oct 2013 00:19 #11303

admin Offline Administrator Chef Posts: 3711 Thank you received: 986	Fixed now. Coding is now a piece of cake The following user(s) said Thank You: Tomaselli
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JSON object behaviour in populateObjects 08 Oct 2013 07:58 #11328

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