Get all field values from app

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Marián Šedaj

• January 30, 2013 08:33

Hello,

what Is the best way to obtain field values from all items of a single app?

So, I have f.e.

id     |    qty    |    price

------+---------+---------

1      |   24     |   13.50

2      |  14      |   11.20

3      |  41      |   23.50

---

And I want to have in array

1 => 24

2 => 14

3 => 41

 

What is the best way?

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  Andreas Haugstrup Pedersen

  • January 30, 2013 17:53

  Hi Marian,

  Use Filter Items to get all your items out https://developers.podio.com/doc/items/filter-items-4496747 and then you just have to loop over the collection and find the value for each field.

  All the best,
  
  Andreas 

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  Marián Šedaj

  • February 01, 2013 11:51

  thanks Andreas

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  Marián Šedaj

  • February 07, 2013 11:38

  Oh... aaaaaand

  When I use filter.. this filter gets me incredible long object

  F.e. I want to obtain all ids of apps that created items

  1. I use Podio filter to filter all items from single app

  2. I want now to obtain created by -> app id from every item

  So I'd like to have

  array (

  [0] => 3122089;

  [1] => 3122089;

  [2] => 3122085;

  );

  that means that item 0 was created by app 3122089, item 1 by 3122089 etc.

  Hope I'm clear.

  The structure is very wide..

  f.e to get this id ..

   

  Array
  
  (
  
      [0] => PodioItem Object
  
          (
  
              [__attributes] => Array
  
                  (
  
                      [item_id] => 33062928
  
                      [external_id] => 246
  
                      [title] => Mac
  
                      [link] => https://xxx.podio.com/customer-support/item/33062928
  
                      [rights] => Array
  
                          (
  
                              [0] => add_task
  
                              [1] => subscribe
  
                              [2] => comment
  
                              [3] => update
  
                              [4] => delete
  
                              [5] => add_file
  
                              [6] => view
  
                              [7] => add_conversation
  
                              [8] => rate
  
                          )

                      [initial_revision] => PodioItemRevision Object
  
                          (
  
                              [__attributes] => Array
  
                                  (
  
                                      [revision] =>
  
                                      [created_on] => 2013-02-07 10:45:42
  
                                      [created_by] => PodioByLine Object
  
                                          (
  
                                              [__attributes] => Array
  
                                                  (
  
                                                      [type] => app
  
                                                      [id] => 3122089 <--here

   

  how to get this kind of array smarter than going through array's object's array

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  Andreas Haugstrup Pedersen

  • February 07, 2013 11:52

  You have an instance of the PodioItem class so you can use the methods and properties on that class. To find the created_by for the initial revision:

  // Provided that your item is in the $item variable
  
  $created_by = $item->initial_revision->created_by;
  
  // $created_by is an instance of PodioByLine class, so you have those properties. Just print the ID:
  
  print $created_by->id; 

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  Marián Šedaj

  • February 07, 2013 12:30

  got it thanks

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  Lars Nobel

  • May 17, 2022 07:44

  error is: Notice: Trying to get property 'titel' of non-object in C:\xampp\htdocs\podio-test-api\app.php on line 28

   

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