note 87837 deleted from function.parse-url by danbrown

Note Submitter: jaundice at yahoo dot com ---- I noticed the parse_url function basically fails big time when you don't have a scheme. $str='www.cow.com?thisworks=false'; $array=parse_url($str); ( [path] => www.cow.com [query] => thisworks=false ) So, it assumes the input is a relative url if it doesn't have a scheme. However, this is not what I want - while all the URLs I'm processing are not local, they may or may not have http://. I could first check for that with strpos and append if necessary, but why not have a function that just works regardless? The ones provided below (parseUrl) work just right, with or without a scheme. Thanks! php > print_r($array); Array ( [0] => www.cow.com?thisworks=true [scheme] => [1] => [login] => [2] => [pass] => [3] => [host] => www.cow.com [4] => www.cow.com [subdomain] => www [5] => www [domain] => cow.com [6] => cow.com [extension] => com [7] => com [port] => [8] => [path] => [9] => [file] => [10] => [arg] => thisworks=false [11] => thisworks=false )