Basic PHP Scripting
Hi,I have been asked to develop small script that will do the following (using PHP):1) take a string input and split it in two2) Take the second input and add it to the end of the urlMy question is how...
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Sounds like the Explode function is what you want to be using, assuming the input is always in the same format the below should do what you want:PHP$input = "Jack~12345-12345-12345";$url =...
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Chollis wrote:Sounds like the Explode function is what you want to be using, assuming the input is always in the same format the below should do what you want:PHP$input = "Jack~12345-12345-12345";$url...
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As Chollis stated that is the best way of doing it, I would suggest (unless you are positive the data will always be correct) that you maybe check for an occurance of a ~ prior to explodingTextif...
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I will always have a "~" as I am setting it on the server level to return it with that joining 2 separate items. But I will definitely make a note of your script as I do believe I will use it in a near...
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Hi,I have been asked to develop small script that will do the following (using PHP):1) take a string input and split it in two2) Take the second input and add it to the end of the urlMy question is how...
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Sounds like the Explode function is what you want to be using, assuming the input is always in the same format the below should do what you want:PHP$input = "Jack~12345-12345-12345";$url =...
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Chollis wrote:Sounds like the Explode function is what you want to be using, assuming the input is always in the same format the below should do what you want:PHP$input = "Jack~12345-12345-12345";$url...
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As Chollis stated that is the best way of doing it, I would suggest (unless you are positive the data will always be correct) that you maybe check for an occurance of a ~ prior to explodingTextif...
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I will always have a "~" as I am setting it on the server level to return it with that joining 2 separate items. But I will definitely make a note of your script as I do believe I will use it in a near...
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