[SOLVED] how to mail an object?

[tomasd]

Hi,

 

I was using php's mail function and on the manual it says that message must be string, I have an array consisting of objects I want to mail;

 

stdClass Object ( [check_date] => 2008-04-08 00:17:53 [out_date] => 2008-06-07 [price] => 24.99 )

stdClass Object ( [check_date] => 2008-04-08 00:17:53 [out_date] => 2008-06-07 [price] => 24.99 )

stdClass Object ( [check_date] => 2008-04-08 00:18:02 [out_date] => 2008-06-14 [price] => 24.99 )

stdClass Object ( [check_date] => 2008-04-08 00:18:02 [out_date] => 2008-06-14 [price] => 24.99 )

stdClass Object ( [check_date] => 2008-04-08 00:18:08 [out_date] => 2008-06-21 [price] => 34.99 )

stdClass Object ( [check_date] => 2008-04-08 00:18:08 [out_date] => 2008-06-21 [price] => 24.99 )

stdClass Object ( [check_date] => 2008-04-08 00:18:14 [out_date] => 2008-06-28 [price] => 34.99 )

stdClass Object ( [check_date] => 2008-04-08 00:18:14 [out_date] => 2008-06-28 [price] => 24.99 )

 

how do I go about doing this? should I have something like while function which would echo the object?

 

Any help or ideas is appreciated

[Barand]

try

$str = print_r ($objectArray, 1);

echo '<pre>', $str, '</pre>';

[GingerRobot]

Or rather:

 

echo '<pre>'. $str. '</pre>';

[Barand]

If you prefer. either way works

[GingerRobot]

I hate it when this happens.

 

How have I been usng PHP this long and not know that you can also use commas to join strings when echoing?!

 

Apologies - i thought it was a typo.

[Barand]

It doesn't concatenate, it's just echo with several arguments.

[GingerRobot]

Should probably read the manual first, eh?

 

Ah well, learnt something new today.

[tomasd]

Thanks,

I'll have a go with that and let you guys know!