Hey,
I get all rows from the database with $data = Data::find(); and I bind them to a var for the views ($this->view->setVar("data", $data);).
Now in the views I want the data from row 6. How can I get the data by index? As it is an object and not an array..
I don't want to run a for each it.
Just access the sixth position:
echo $data[6]->id;Or Data::find(6) if you only want one row, isn't it?
I think I made the question too general.
In reality I have a few where and a order within it. So Data::find(6) wouldn't work.
@Phalcon what would be the volt syntax for echo $data[6]->id; ?
It would be:
{{ data[6].id }}@Phalcon I tried that before and it gives me: Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '->' (T_OBJECT_OPERATOR), expecting ',' or ';' in...
Are you using PHP 5.3?
Could you please open the generated file and post the generated code?
I think PHP doesn't like that syntax: you can use {% set value = data[6] %} {{ value.id }}
mhh, ok thanks:
What I did to fix it temp was to convert the object with a foreach loop to an array in the controller and than I can access everything fine with the volt syntax.
I think I will use the <?php ?> way than. Seems to be the cleanest one for me.