Yii2 display serialized data in gridview












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I have some data stored in serialized format.



I can pull the data and show it in view like this for the logged in user:



$user_id = Yii::$app->user->identity->id;
$kids=unserialize($model->kids);
$children =appmodelsUserChildren::find()->where(['user_id' =>$user_id])->andwhere(['id'=>$kids])->all();
?>
<?php foreach ($children as $child): ?>
<table class="table table-bordered table-hover">
<tr>
<th><?php echo Yii::t('app', 'Kids Name')?> : </th>
<td><?php echo $child->child_name?> </td>
<th><?php echo Yii::t('app', 'Kids Birth Date')?> : </th>
<td><?php echo $child->child_birth_date?> </td>
<th><?php echo Yii::t('app', 'Kids Gender')?> : </th><td><?php echo $child->child_gender?> </td>
</tr>
</table>
<?php endforeach; ?>


The kids data is stored in order table like this, which is linked to the table userchildren.



s:0:"";
a:4:{i:0;s:2:"10";i:1;s:2:"11";i:2;s:2:"25";i:3;s:2:"26";}
a:2:{i:0;s:2:"10";i:1;s:2:"11";}


I have tried to display the same in gridview, but couldn't make out how I can achieve this:



like for example if I am using



[
'label'=> 'Child',
'value' => function($data){
return $data->order->kids;
}
],


I am getting the same data as I have shown.
I also tried foreach, but I am getting invalid argument foreach.










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    I have some data stored in serialized format.



    I can pull the data and show it in view like this for the logged in user:



    $user_id = Yii::$app->user->identity->id;
    $kids=unserialize($model->kids);
    $children =appmodelsUserChildren::find()->where(['user_id' =>$user_id])->andwhere(['id'=>$kids])->all();
    ?>
    <?php foreach ($children as $child): ?>
    <table class="table table-bordered table-hover">
    <tr>
    <th><?php echo Yii::t('app', 'Kids Name')?> : </th>
    <td><?php echo $child->child_name?> </td>
    <th><?php echo Yii::t('app', 'Kids Birth Date')?> : </th>
    <td><?php echo $child->child_birth_date?> </td>
    <th><?php echo Yii::t('app', 'Kids Gender')?> : </th><td><?php echo $child->child_gender?> </td>
    </tr>
    </table>
    <?php endforeach; ?>


    The kids data is stored in order table like this, which is linked to the table userchildren.



    s:0:"";
    a:4:{i:0;s:2:"10";i:1;s:2:"11";i:2;s:2:"25";i:3;s:2:"26";}
    a:2:{i:0;s:2:"10";i:1;s:2:"11";}


    I have tried to display the same in gridview, but couldn't make out how I can achieve this:



    like for example if I am using



    [
    'label'=> 'Child',
    'value' => function($data){
    return $data->order->kids;
    }
    ],


    I am getting the same data as I have shown.
    I also tried foreach, but I am getting invalid argument foreach.










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      I have some data stored in serialized format.



      I can pull the data and show it in view like this for the logged in user:



      $user_id = Yii::$app->user->identity->id;
      $kids=unserialize($model->kids);
      $children =appmodelsUserChildren::find()->where(['user_id' =>$user_id])->andwhere(['id'=>$kids])->all();
      ?>
      <?php foreach ($children as $child): ?>
      <table class="table table-bordered table-hover">
      <tr>
      <th><?php echo Yii::t('app', 'Kids Name')?> : </th>
      <td><?php echo $child->child_name?> </td>
      <th><?php echo Yii::t('app', 'Kids Birth Date')?> : </th>
      <td><?php echo $child->child_birth_date?> </td>
      <th><?php echo Yii::t('app', 'Kids Gender')?> : </th><td><?php echo $child->child_gender?> </td>
      </tr>
      </table>
      <?php endforeach; ?>


      The kids data is stored in order table like this, which is linked to the table userchildren.



      s:0:"";
      a:4:{i:0;s:2:"10";i:1;s:2:"11";i:2;s:2:"25";i:3;s:2:"26";}
      a:2:{i:0;s:2:"10";i:1;s:2:"11";}


      I have tried to display the same in gridview, but couldn't make out how I can achieve this:



      like for example if I am using



      [
      'label'=> 'Child',
      'value' => function($data){
      return $data->order->kids;
      }
      ],


      I am getting the same data as I have shown.
      I also tried foreach, but I am getting invalid argument foreach.










      share|improve this question













      I have some data stored in serialized format.



      I can pull the data and show it in view like this for the logged in user:



      $user_id = Yii::$app->user->identity->id;
      $kids=unserialize($model->kids);
      $children =appmodelsUserChildren::find()->where(['user_id' =>$user_id])->andwhere(['id'=>$kids])->all();
      ?>
      <?php foreach ($children as $child): ?>
      <table class="table table-bordered table-hover">
      <tr>
      <th><?php echo Yii::t('app', 'Kids Name')?> : </th>
      <td><?php echo $child->child_name?> </td>
      <th><?php echo Yii::t('app', 'Kids Birth Date')?> : </th>
      <td><?php echo $child->child_birth_date?> </td>
      <th><?php echo Yii::t('app', 'Kids Gender')?> : </th><td><?php echo $child->child_gender?> </td>
      </tr>
      </table>
      <?php endforeach; ?>


      The kids data is stored in order table like this, which is linked to the table userchildren.



      s:0:"";
      a:4:{i:0;s:2:"10";i:1;s:2:"11";i:2;s:2:"25";i:3;s:2:"26";}
      a:2:{i:0;s:2:"10";i:1;s:2:"11";}


      I have tried to display the same in gridview, but couldn't make out how I can achieve this:



      like for example if I am using



      [
      'label'=> 'Child',
      'value' => function($data){
      return $data->order->kids;
      }
      ],


      I am getting the same data as I have shown.
      I also tried foreach, but I am getting invalid argument foreach.







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          Not sure If I have done correctly, but it appears to have the correct data.



          The code I am using is like below:



          [
          'label'=> 'Child',
          'value' => function($data){
          $kids=((unserialize($data->order->kids)));
          $children1=ArrayHelper::map(appmodelsUserChildren::find()->where(['id'=>$kids])->all(),'id','child_name');
          return implode(', ',$children1);

          }
          ],





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            Not sure If I have done correctly, but it appears to have the correct data.



            The code I am using is like below:



            [
            'label'=> 'Child',
            'value' => function($data){
            $kids=((unserialize($data->order->kids)));
            $children1=ArrayHelper::map(appmodelsUserChildren::find()->where(['id'=>$kids])->all(),'id','child_name');
            return implode(', ',$children1);

            }
            ],





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              Not sure If I have done correctly, but it appears to have the correct data.



              The code I am using is like below:



              [
              'label'=> 'Child',
              'value' => function($data){
              $kids=((unserialize($data->order->kids)));
              $children1=ArrayHelper::map(appmodelsUserChildren::find()->where(['id'=>$kids])->all(),'id','child_name');
              return implode(', ',$children1);

              }
              ],





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                Not sure If I have done correctly, but it appears to have the correct data.



                The code I am using is like below:



                [
                'label'=> 'Child',
                'value' => function($data){
                $kids=((unserialize($data->order->kids)));
                $children1=ArrayHelper::map(appmodelsUserChildren::find()->where(['id'=>$kids])->all(),'id','child_name');
                return implode(', ',$children1);

                }
                ],





                share|improve this answer












                Not sure If I have done correctly, but it appears to have the correct data.



                The code I am using is like below:



                [
                'label'=> 'Child',
                'value' => function($data){
                $kids=((unserialize($data->order->kids)));
                $children1=ArrayHelper::map(appmodelsUserChildren::find()->where(['id'=>$kids])->all(),'id','child_name');
                return implode(', ',$children1);

                }
                ],






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