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Ok, I got it, I changed $final = $url['0'] . $url['1']; to $final = $url['0'] .','. $url['1']; and that works. Explode() seems to use the character as a divider, and removes it from the results, at least in the first case with 0 it does. Anyways, it works, thanks!

This looks interesting, I think I'll give that a shot! Very close! It does *almost* what I need. I cuts off everything including and after the second comma, BUT, it removes the first comma, which I need...

This looks interesting, I think I'll give that a shot!

This is how far I've gotten. So far, $page_code would print something like "read.php?1,2,2" $page_url = $_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER']; $parse = parse_url($page_url); $path = $parse['path']; $query = $parse['query']; $page_code = $path.$query; I want to cut off anything including and after the second comma, how would I do that so I end up with $page_code == "read.php?1,2" ?