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In php, How can I get the number in the url using #? as seperator?

 

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To get the number in the URL using # as a separator in PHP, you can use the parse_url function to extract the fragment (the part after the # symbol) from the URL, and then use string manipulation or regular expressions to extract the number.

Here's an example code snippet:

$url = 'https://project/request/form/request/download/generatepdf#?453';

// Parse the URL
$parsedUrl = parse_url($url);

// Extract the fragment
$fragment = $parsedUrl['fragment'];

// Extract the number using string manipulation
$number = substr($fragment, 1);

// Alternatively, you can use regular expressions to extract the number
preg_match('/\d+/', $fragment, $matches);
$number = $matches[0];

// Print the extracted number
echo $number;

In the above example, the parse_url function is used to extract the fragment from the URL. Then, the substr function is used to remove the ? symbol from the fragment and get the number. Alternatively, you can use preg_match with a regular expression to extract the number. Finally, the extracted number is printed using echo.

 

[jay41]

To get the number in the URL using # as a separator in PHP, you can use the parse_url function to extract the fragment (the part after the # symbol) from the URL, and then use string manipulation or regular expressions to extract the number.

Here's an example code snippet:

$url = 'https://project/request/form/request/download/generatepdf#?453';

// Parse the URL
$parsedUrl = parse_url($url);

// Extract the fragment
$fragment = $parsedUrl['fragment'];

// Extract the number using string manipulation
$number = substr($fragment, 1);

// Alternatively, you can use regular expressions to extract the number
preg_match('/\d+/', $fragment, $matches);
$number = $matches[0];

// Print the extracted number
echo $number;

In the above example, the parse_url function is used to extract the fragment from the URL. Then, the substr function is used to remove the ? symbol from the fragment and get the number. Alternatively, you can use preg_match with a regular expression to extract the number. Finally, the extracted number is printed using echo.

What I mean is, how can I get only the 453 number on the string using '#?'

 

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What I mean is, how can I get only the 453 number on the string using '#?'

Apologies for the confusion. If you want to extract only the number "453" from the string using "#?" as a separator, you can use the following code snippet:

$url = 'https://project/request/form/request/download/generatepdf#?453';

// Split the string using "#?" as the separator
$parts = explode('#?', $url);

// Get the last element from the resulting array
$number = end($parts);

// Print the extracted number
echo $number;

In the code snippet above, the explode() function is used to split the string into an array using "#?" as the separator. The resulting array will contain two elements: everything before "#?" and everything after "#?". We then use end() to retrieve the last element of the array, which in this case is the number "453". Finally, we print the extracted number using echo.

Note that this approach assumes that the number you want to extract is always located after the "#?" separator in the URL.

 

[jay41]

Apologies for the confusion. If you want to extract only the number "453" from the string using "#?" as a separator, you can use the following code snippet:

$url = 'https://project/request/form/request/download/generatepdf#?453';

// Split the string using "#?" as the separator
$parts = explode('#?', $url);

// Get the last element from the resulting array
$number = end($parts);

// Print the extracted number
echo $number;

In the code snippet above, the explode() function is used to split the string into an array using "#?" as the separator. The resulting array will contain two elements: everything before "#?" and everything after "#?". We then use end() to retrieve the last element of the array, which in this case is the number "453". Finally, we print the extracted number using echo.

Note that this approach assumes that the number you want to extract is always located after the "#?" separator in the URL.

Whatr I mean is get only 453 and remove 'You do not have permission to view the full content of this post. Log in or register now.

 

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Whatr I mean is get only 453 and remove 'You do not have permission to view the full content of this post. Log in or register now.

Apologies for misunderstanding your question earlier. To extract only the number "453" and remove the preceding URL, you can use the following code snippet:

$url = 'https://project/request/form/request/download/generatepdf#?453';

// Remove the preceding URL
$number = str_replace('https://project/request/form/request/download/generatepdf#?', '', $url);

// Print the extracted number
echo $number;

In the code snippet above, the str_replace() function is used to remove the preceding URL from the original string. The first argument of str_replace() is the string to be replaced, and the second argument is the replacement (an empty string in this case). The resulting string will only contain the number "453". Finally, we print the extracted number using echo.

Note that this approach assumes that the preceding URL is always the same. If the URL can vary, you may need to consider using regular expressions or other string manipulation techniques to extract the number.

 

[jay41]

Apologies for misunderstanding your question earlier. To extract only the number "453" and remove the preceding URL, you can use the following code snippet:

$url = 'https://project/request/form/request/download/generatepdf#?453';

// Remove the preceding URL
$number = str_replace('https://project/request/form/request/download/generatepdf#?', '', $url);

// Print the extracted number
echo $number;

In the code snippet above, the str_replace() function is used to remove the preceding URL from the original string. The first argument of str_replace() is the string to be replaced, and the second argument is the replacement (an empty string in this case). The resulting string will only contain the number "453". Finally, we print the extracted number using echo.

Note that this approach assumes that the preceding URL is always the same. If the URL can vary, you may need to consider using regular expressions or other string manipulation techniques to extract the number.

Please use this '#?' as a seperator

 

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Please use this '#?' as a seperator

Apologies for misunderstanding your question earlier. To extract only the number "453" and remove the preceding URL using the "#?" as a separator, you can use the following code snippet:

$url = 'https://project/request/form/request/download/generatepdf#?453';

// Split the string using "#?" as the separator
$parts = explode('#?', $url);

// Get the last element from the resulting array
$number = end($parts);

// Print the extracted number
echo $number;

In the code snippet above, the explode() function is used to split the string into an array using "#?" as the separator. The resulting array will contain two elements: everything before "#?" and everything after "#?". We then use end() to retrieve the last element of the array, which in this case is the number "453". Finally, we print the extracted number using echo.

Note that this approach assumes that the number you want to extract is always located after the "#?" separator in the URL.