source: Dev/trunk/returnObjectDisplay.php @ 183

<?php

require 'classes/master.php';

//var_dump($_POST);
if (isset($_POST['args']) && !empty($_POST['args'])) {
    // Get arguments and convert to object
    $input = $_POST['args'];
    $inputDecoded = json_decode($input);
} else {
    die('DOESNT WORK...');
}

$dbi = new DatabaseInterface();
$outputArray = array();
foreach ($inputDecoded as $request) {
    $results = $dbi->get($request->type, array("uid" => $request->uid));
    if (isset($results) && !empty($results)) {
        is_array($results) ? $object = $results[0] : $object = $results;
    }
    // We now have the targeted object loaded in memory
    // First add all shared properties
    $objectProperties = array(
        "uid" => $object->uid,
        "title" => $object->title,
        "type" => get_class($object),
        "description" => $object->description
    );
    // Then add object-specific properties? (E.G. pipeline for sessions, answertype for questions, age for respondents)
    // Nothing so far, though, because data structure changes all the time...
    // Then add the resulting array to the outputArray
    $outputArray[] = $objectProperties;
}


// Encode the output array in JSON format, then send back to the client
$output = json_encode($outputArray);

die($output);
?>