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@NogDogFeb 07.2021 — #Probably because you use commas in your patter string, but there are none in the actual string?
Anyway, I'd just do:
Output:
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sscanf Question
””
<?php
$string = ‘url.com/?tbl=links&col=keyword&search=cars&page=1’;
sscanf($string,’tbl=%s,col=%s,search=%s,page=%d’,$tbl,$col,$Search,$page);
echo ‘tbl :’ .$tbl; echo ‘<br>’;
echo ‘col :’ .$col; echo ‘<br>’;
echo ‘search :’ .$Search; echo ‘<br>’;
echo ‘page :’ .$page; echo ‘<br>’;
?>
””
People,
Why sscanf only deal with 2 here %tbl and %col and not the other two ?
I can only see the first two cars echoed. The last two are empty!
Why ?
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@NogDogFeb 07.2021 — #Probably because you use commas in your patter string, but there are none in the actual string?Anyway, I'd just do:
<i>
</i>$string = 'url.com/?tbl=links&col=keyword&search=cars&page=1';
parse_str(parse_url($string, PHP_URL_QUERY), $result);
var_export($result);
Output:
<i>
</i>array (
'tbl' => 'links',
'col' => 'keyword',
'search' => 'cars',
'page' => '1',
)
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