Return URL path - including parameters?

[steww]

Hi there, hope all doing well.

Im trying to split a url and return the just the path including parameters (not the domain name) - and store it as a variable.

Thus for example my domain is: www.mydomain.com/pathone/path2/product.cfm?p=176

and I'd like to return:

$path = /pathone/path2/product.cfm?p=176

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Currently I'm using:

$Product_URL = www.mydomain.com/pathone/path2/product.cfm?p=176

$path = parse_url($Product_URL, PHP_URL_PATH);

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but if I echo $path I just get: /pathone/path2/product.cfm


Anyone got any ideas?

Many Thanks

[rocknbil]

what is parse_url? It's nixing the query string for sure. Anyway here's one way.

<?php
header("content-type:text/html");
$string = 'www.mydomain.com/pathone/path2/product.cfm?p=176';
$paths = explode('/',$string);
$dump_this = array_shift($paths);
$come_together_lennon_said = '/' . join('/',$paths);
echo "$string<br><br>$come_together_lennon_said";
?>

Another, if it's anything after the first slash,

<?php
header("content-type:text/html");
$string = 'www.mydomain.com/pathone/path2/product.cfm?p=176';
$string = preg_replace('/[^\/]+?(\/.*)/',"$1",$string);
echo $string;
?>

[jatar_k]

you're getting exactly what you asked for
[php.net...]

you need to add params

$path = parse_url($Product_URL);
$mypath = $path['path'] . $path['query'];
echo $mypath;

[Readie]

Yet another solution:

function get_full_query($input) {
  if(preg_match('/^(?:[^\/]+)(\/[^\/]+)+\/?$/', $input, $out)) {
    return $out[1];
  }
}

And then you just pass the URL to get_full_query(), and for the following:

http://www.example.com/stuff/some_file.php?hello=world

It should return

/stuff/some_file.php?hello=world

[rocknbil]

what is parse_url?

DOH! Never knew there was a function for it, it's so basic I never looked . . . as you were! :-)

[steww]

Hi all many thanks for the above soloutions - big help!

For what I need I think this one will fit:

$path = parse_url($Product_URL);
$mypath = $path['path'] . $path['query'];
echo $mypath;


If any issues I'll post back -

Many Thanks