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[STAFF PLEASE DELETE THREAD] - Tibo inc - 02-15-2020 ----------------------------------------------------- RE: PHP Code Help - mothered - 02-15-2020 Thread moved from the Coding forum, accordingly to PHP. RE: PHP Code Help - hacxx - 02-15-2020 Use a string replacer/counter. ********************* RE: PHP Code Help - Tibo inc - 02-15-2020 ----------------------------------------------------- RE: PHP Code Help - hacxx - 02-15-2020 I have a working snip but is in JS. RE: PHP Code Help - Tibo inc - 02-18-2020 ----------------------------------------------------- RE: PHP Code Help - hacxx - 02-18-2020 It took a while to find because i only used once... Code: var parser = document.createElement('a'); I'm using str.replace, it modifies a string, in this case /wws/info/ to nothing. RE: PHP Code Help - chunky - 03-01-2020 Take a look at the substr() function. Code: substr($_GET['number'], 0, 6) |