Re: point me to functions to parse the URL? (best one for *this*job?)
| From: | Shawn McKenzie | Date: | Thu, 25 Jun 2009 23:20:36 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: point me to functions to parse the URL? (best one for *this*job?) | ||
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Shawn McKenzie wrote:
> Govinda wrote:
>> Hi all,
>>
>> (PHP newbie here. Newbie-level task to match.)
>>
>> I am RTFM and working on this.. but I am also under deadline, so, I ask
>> you in case you can point me quick where to read... what functions I
>> need to use for this.
>>
>> Incoming URL will look like these, for example:
>>
>> domain.com/unix/asdfsdf.html
>> domain.com/macos/khsdfg.html
>>
>> I need to parse those URLs and set the value of $myfolder to as follows:
>>
>> domain.com/unix/asdfsdf.html
>> $myfolder=unix
>> domain.com/macos/khsdfg.html
>> $myfolder=macos
>>
>> BUT if there is no dir/ in between the domain and file,
>> like so:
>> domain.com/khsdfg.html
>> then I want:
>> $myfolder=default
>>
>> I am playing with $_SERVER['PATH_TRANSLATED'], ..
>> what function will parse that best?
>> I need to also account for when the URL does not have an in-between
>> dir/, nor a filename in it, e.g.:
>> domain.com/
>> (then again $myfolder=default)
>>
>> TIA!
>> -Govinda
>
> No way, you want to "parse" the "url"?
>
> How about, parse_url()?
>
Oh, and in the future, if you want to "strip" the "slashes" from a var,
you would use the remove_escape_char() function :-)
--
Thanks!
-Shawn
http://www.spidean.com