how to pass data from json to a php function?

[registration] => Array
    (
        [first_name] => test
        [location] => Array
            (
                [name] => Santa Ana
                [id] => 1.08081209215E+14
            )
        [gender] => female
        [password] => 123654789
    )

and i need to insert that data into a database by using:

$carray = fns_create_talent($login, $pass, $gender, $name);

any idea on how to get them from a place to another?

i wa开发者_如何学Pythons thinking that i need to assign the array values to the post vars. maybe:

$login = registration.first_name...

any ideas? thanks

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$login = $json['registration']['first_name']

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What you have shown is not JSON, but PHP's array. I am assuming this is the structure of the data you want to be sent to the server.

You can do it like that (remember, there are no associative arrays in JavaScript!):

• on Javascript side do something similar to this:

  var data = {
      'registration': {
          'first_name': 'test',
          'location': {
              'name': 'Santa Ana',
              'id': '1.08081209215E+14'
          },
          'gender': 'female',
          'password': 123654789
      }
  }
  

• and then use data in eg. jQuery .post() as the second parameter.

• on the PHP side just read from $_POST as you read multi-dimensional associative arrays. In this case it should look similar to:

  // I have made assumption here (you do not have
  // 'login' variable in your example)
  $login = $_POST['registration']['first_name'];
  
  $pass = $_POST['registration']['password'];
  $gender = $_POST['registration']['gender'];
  $name = $_POST['registration']['first_name'];
  $carray = fns_create_talent($login, $pass, $gender, $name);
  

Here you go.

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EDITED:

Where $arr is the array you submitted.

$carray = fns_create_talent( 
    /* your login var */,
    $arr['registration']['password'],
    $arr['registration']['gender'],
    $arr['registration']['first_name']
);

I don't see your login inside the array, so I just put a comment for the login var, but you should get the idea.