JSON incomplete variable

Question

for some reason I have a problem getting a JSON input into PHP. Basically, I am importing a variable from a url-encoded JSON, the bit of code I have problem with looks like this:

"nearest_area": [ 
                 { 
                   "country": [
                     {"value": "Czech Republic"}
                   ],   
                  "region": [ 
                     {"value": "Moravskoslezsky Kraj" }
                 ]         
               } 
             ]

When I import and JSON_decode it in PHP, I used the exact same way of getting the two variables. For country I used

data->nearest_area[0]->country[0]->value;

and I got Czech Republic, for the other one I used region instead of country, but for some reason instead of Moravskoslezsky Kraj, I am always getting just the first word - "Moravskoslezsky".

The only reason I could think of what could be causing the problem is encoding. In fact, in Czech, the actual name of the region ("kraj") is "Moravskoslezský". I used the UTF8 decoding procedure and indeed I am getting the proper "ý" at the end instead of "y", but then it just skips the rest....

Any ideas what could be wrong?

Please also post more code for context of where you are using that value as output. — Michael Berkowski, Jan 07 '15 at 13:12
JSON data already comes encoded in utf-8. You don't want to convert it to utf-8 again. — Ranjith, Jan 07 '15 at 13:14

score 0 · Answer 1 · answered Jan 07 '15 at 13:16

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OK, sorry I have figured it out, there was a problem with encoding the actual url.

answered Jan 07 '15 at 13:16

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