Assign an array value to a variable

Ionic Framework ionic-v3
#1

Good afternoon.
I have a problem with the arrangement that the only thing it has is a user id, the fix is ​​filled from BD, and it brings me the data and shows them, but at the time that in the promise I want to assign that value to a variable it tells me [object object] and I do not know how to do it.
What I’m trying to do is to assign the value that comes within the array to a variable, I tried to add it directly from the id_costumer but it says [object object] or indefinite

my services

public function idUsuarioRegistrado_get ( $token = 0 ) {
    
	//Petición a BD
	$queryidUser = $this->db->query('SELECT c.id_customer from ps_customer c where c.token = "'.$token.'" group by c.id_customer limit 1');
	
	//Manejo de errores
	$respuesta = array(
			'error' => FALSE, 
			'idUsuarioObtenido' => $queryidUser->result_array()
	);

	$this->response ( $respuesta );

}

my code

idUsuarioRegistrado( token:string ){
let promesa = new Promise ( (resolve, reject)=>{
let url = URL_SERVICIOS + “registro/idUsuarioRegistrado/” + token; //Obtengo el url

//Peticion del servicio
this.http.get( url ).subscribe ( res => {
  //console.log(res);
  if ( res['error'] ) {
    //Aquí tenemos un error
  }
  else{
    this.idUsuarioObtenido = res['idUsuarioObtenido'];
    this.id_usuario = this.idUsuarioObtenido[0]; //Grabo el usuario
    console.log( this.id_usuario );
    this.logProv.guadarStorage();
  }
})  
resolve();

})
return promesa;
}

Thanks in advance

I hope you can help me since the truth is I’m relatively new in this
regards

#2

My advice is that you throw away whatever resource gave you the inspiration for this code and start completely over using the Angular HttpClient documentation as a guide.

#3

That’s because, since the code is working well, the only thing I need to know is how to assign to the variable what comes within the arrangement, the arrangement does not come empty and the service works well, if I go through the arrangement and show it in screen does it well, the only thing is that I do not know how to grab that value to a variable

#4

The mods don’t think it is appropriate for me to insist on talking about broader code quality issues when somebody is asking a specific question, so I’ve said my piece and am done with this thread.

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