I have a variable in my PHP script called $url
Here's an example of how I use it:
<?php
$url = '/test/?utm_source=test&utm_campaign=test2&utm_medium=test3";
I'd like to have a PHP snippet that grabs the valus of utm_source, utm_campaign & utm_medium. How do I achieve this?
Try This
<?php
$url = "/test/?utm_source=test&utm_campaign=test2&utm_medium=test3";
$url_parsed=parse_url($url);
$query_params=[];
$query_parsed=parse_str($url_parsed['query'],$query_params);
echo $query_params['utm_source'].PHP_EOL.
$query_params['utm_campaign'].PHP_EOL.
$query_params['utm_medium'].PHP_EOL;
?>
Another way with explode function:
<?php
$url = "/test/?utm_source=test&utm_campaign=test2&utm_medium=test3";
$params = explode("=", $url);
$utmSource = explode("&", $params[1]);
$utmCampaign = explode("&", $params[2]);
$utmMedium = $params[3];
I have a feeling that the function parse_str() is exactly what you are looking for. See https://secure.php.net/manual/en/function.parse-str.php
<?php $url = "/test/?utm_source=test&UTM_campaign=test2&utm_medium=test3"; parse_str($url); echo $utm_source."<br>"; echo $utm_campaign."<br>"; echo $utm_medium."<br>"; This doesn't work. It only outputs the las one :(
