Explode.

[eXeCuTeR]

Assuming I have a variable that contains website:username (note the ':')

Now, I wanna explode this variable into 2 variables, one to hold the website part and one to hold the username part.

Hmm, e.g:

 $result = "website:username";

Store the website part of the string in one variable ($hello for example) and username in $bye.

I've tried many ways, non of them worked perfectly.

Thanks.

[BlueSkyIS]

maybe

 

list($hello,$bye) = explode(':',$result);

[eXeCuTeR]

NVM.

[BlueSkyIS]

works for me:

 

<?
$result = "website:username";
list($hello,$bye) = explode(':',$result);

echo "hello: $hello<BR>bye: $bye<BR>";
?>

 

output:

hello: website

bye: username

 

[deadonarrival]

Do you get an error message? Are you sure $result does contain the correct things?

 

stick

<?php
print "<hr />Result = $result<br />";
print "Website = $website<br /">".
print "User = $user<hr />";
?>

in your script just after either

 

<?php
list($website,$user) = explode(':',$result);
?>

or if that really doesn't work with no errors.

<?php
$vars = explode(':',$result);
$website = $result[0];
$user = $result[1];
?>