Fetching last characters after "=" sign

[WebDesignerDeveloper]

Hi all

 

I want to fetch last characters after........... "=" sign .......

 

http://www.abc.com/index.php?site=new

 

I want to fatch only........ new

 

 

http://www.abc.com/i...p?site=previous

 

I want to fatch only........ previous

 

 

 

Thanks

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[requinix]

One thread for a question. Just one thread. Don't need to post three of them in different forums.

 

So you're in the index.php script and want to get the "new" from the URL? $_GET

echo $_GET["site"];

If you're not sure the "site=next" is even present in the URL, which it might not be, then use isset to check if it is before you try to use it.

if (isset($_GET["site"])) {
	$site = $_GET["site"];
	// ...
} else {
	// wasn't given
}

[WebDesignerDeveloper]

One thread for a question. Just one thread. Don't need to post three of them in different forums.

 

So you're in the index.php script and want to get the "new" from the URL? $_GET

echo $_GET["site"];

If you're not sure the "site=next" is even present in the URL, which it might not be, then use isset to check if it is before you try to use it.

if (isset($_GET["site"])) {
	$site = $_GET["site"];
	// ...
} else {
	// wasn't given
}

No no, actually, http://www.abc.com/index.php?site=new ... is a single string, i want to explode this... I want to devide this in two parts... breaking through "=" sign

[cyberRobot]

Have you looked into explode()?

http://php.net/manual/en/function.explode.php

[Psycho]

Or, if you ONLY need the text after the equal sign and don't need the part before, you can use strpos() and substr()

 

$value = substr($input, strpos($input, '='));

 

Although, you could also just use strrchr(), but that would include the equal sign in the result and require another step as well.

[AbraCadaver]

Or if you need more, maybe parse_url() and parse_str()?

[.josh]

 

 

$url = "http://www.abc.com/index.php?site=new";

$parts = parse_url($url);

parse_str($parts['query'],$query);

echo $query['site']; // this will have your value

[WebDesignerDeveloper]

 

 

 

$url = "http://www.abc.com/index.php?site=new";
$parts = parse_url($url);
parse_str($parts['query'],$query);
echo $query['site']; // this will have your value

 

many thanks for your co-operation

[WebDesignerDeveloper]

Or, if you ONLY need the text after the equal sign and don't need the part before, you can use strpos() and substr()

$value = substr($input, strpos($input, '='));

Although, you could also just use strrchr(), but that would include the equal sign in the result and require another step as well.

this includes "=" sign, which i don't want

 

anyway many thanks for your answer

[Psycho]

this includes "=" sign, which i don't want

 

anyway many thanks for your answer

Then add 1

 

 

$value = substr($input, strpos($input, '=')+1);