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I am currently printing data from an SQL query using print json_encode($query->result());



Which is giving a result of all the fields in the database. It currently prints : 



[{"id":"3812","assigned_to":"1","opportunity_id":null,"lead_stage":"1","first_name":"Jamie","last_name":"Warren","company_name":"","phone_number":"+1","email_address":"tobyalake@hotmail.com"},


However I need it to print in the following format : 



items": [

    { "id":"3812"


How can i add the items part?






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    I am currently printing data from an SQL query using print json_encode($query->result());



    Which is giving a result of all the fields in the database. It currently prints : 



    [{"id":"3812","assigned_to":"1","opportunity_id":null,"lead_stage":"1","first_name":"Jamie","last_name":"Warren","company_name":"","phone_number":"+1","email_address":"tobyalake@hotmail.com"},


    However I need it to print in the following format : 



    items": [
    
    { "id":"3812"


    How can i add the items part?






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      I am currently printing data from an SQL query using print json_encode($query->result());



      Which is giving a result of all the fields in the database. It currently prints : 



      [{"id":"3812","assigned_to":"1","opportunity_id":null,"lead_stage":"1","first_name":"Jamie","last_name":"Warren","company_name":"","phone_number":"+1","email_address":"tobyalake@hotmail.com"},


      However I need it to print in the following format : 



      items": [
      
    { "id":"3812"


      How can i add the items part?






      php sql json







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      I am currently printing data from an SQL query using print json_encode($query->result());



      Which is giving a result of all the fields in the database. It currently prints : 



      [{"id":"3812","assigned_to":"1","opportunity_id":null,"lead_stage":"1","first_name":"Jamie","last_name":"Warren","company_name":"","phone_number":"+1","email_address":"tobyalake@hotmail.com"},


      However I need it to print in the following format : 



      items": [
      
    { "id":"3812"


      How can i add the items part?






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      edited Nov 12 at 10:53









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          You can just json_encode a new array with $query->result() assigned to a key of 'items' like this:



          print json_encode(['items' => $query->result()]);





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            You can wrap up with an array as like below 



            print json_encode(array('items' => $query->result()));


            OR 



            $items_arr = array('items' => $query->result());
            
print json_encode($items_arr);





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              You can just json_encode a new array with $query->result() assigned to a key of 'items' like this:



              print json_encode(['items' => $query->result()]);





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                You can just json_encode a new array with $query->result() assigned to a key of 'items' like this:



                print json_encode(['items' => $query->result()]);





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                  You can just json_encode a new array with $query->result() assigned to a key of 'items' like this:



                  print json_encode(['items' => $query->result()]);





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                  You can just json_encode a new array with $query->result() assigned to a key of 'items' like this:



                  print json_encode(['items' => $query->result()]);






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                      You can wrap up with an array as like below 



                      print json_encode(array('items' => $query->result()));


                      OR 



                      $items_arr = array('items' => $query->result());
                      
print json_encode($items_arr);





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                        You can wrap up with an array as like below 



                        print json_encode(array('items' => $query->result()));


                        OR 



                        $items_arr = array('items' => $query->result());
                        
print json_encode($items_arr);





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                          You can wrap up with an array as like below 



                          print json_encode(array('items' => $query->result()));


                          OR 



                          $items_arr = array('items' => $query->result());
                          
print json_encode($items_arr);





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                          You can wrap up with an array as like below 



                          print json_encode(array('items' => $query->result()));


                          OR 



                          $items_arr = array('items' => $query->result());
                          
print json_encode($items_arr);






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