So I have been working around with neo4j and php-client graph aware, until now i have make it work kind of ok. Until now that i try to run a query returning a count() and can't find how to catch the information, the query that i run is the next function:
function net_in_common($user, $other){
global $client;
$searchquery = "MATCH (a:user)-[r:IN_NET]->(b:user)<-[s:IN_NET]-(c:user) WHERE a.username = '" . $user . "' AND c.username = '" . $other . "' return count(DISTINCT b) as incommon";
$result = $client->run($searchquery);
return $result;
}
but when i try to echo it by
$common = net_in_common($user1, $user2);
echo $common->value('incommon');
i get absolute and completely nothing, it even dispatch an error that break the php code but i can't find the mistake itself.
it's a different way of fetching the value of a count() or something that i should do different??
The
$result
variable in your function returns you aResult
object which itself contains a collection ofResultRecord
objects (all is explained in the README of the client https://github.com/graphaware/neo4j-php-client#working-with-result-sets).So, for reading the
incommon
value you would have to do :Also, using php functions like this doesn't really reflect how we use php in (almost) 2017, maybe you can share a complete example of your project so we can investigate what's wrong, normally calling the
value
on a Result object should trigger an exception.