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Accessing more than 1st item in repeating fields?

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Hi,

Is there any way to access more than the first item of data in a repeating field with PHP? I've found examples of how to do it with CDML, but I'd prefer to use PHP for this particular project. I'm using FX if that helps.

Cheers,

Kevin Futter

Try:

$myresult['data'][$mykey]['myrepeatfield'][$i]

Where $i is an integer.

To check how many repeating values exist try:

count($myresult['data'][$mykey]['myrepeatfield'])

Good Luck.

Garry

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Garry - fantastic response as usual, thanks. FX already uses a similar syntax to grab data, and I never thought to try incrementing the integer at the end to grab subsequent repeating field entries.

Problem solved!

Kevin

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