Last updated: Fri, 14 Nov 2008

http_parse_params

(PECL pecl_http:1.0.0-1.5.5)

http_parse_params — Parse parameter list

Description

object http_parse_params ( string $param [, int $flags = HTTP_PARAMS_DEFAULT ] )

Parse parameter list.

See the params parsing constants table for possible values of the flags argument.

Parameters

param: Parameters
flags: Parse flags

Return Values

Returns parameter list as stdClass object.

Examples

Example #1 A http_parse_params() example


<?php
var_dump(http_parse_params("text/html; charset=\"utf8\""));
?>

The above example will output:

object(stdClass)#1 (1) {
  ["params"]=>
  array(2) {
    [0]=>
    string(9) "text/html"
    [1]=>
    array(1) {
      ["charset"]=>
      string(4) "utf8"
    }
  }
}


I found a little problem on the function I previously posted here, getParser(): PHP replacing all dots in the key with _'s, so following change would be needed to be done in the function:



Replace:

<?PHP

   $gets[$name] = $value;

?>



With:

<?PHP

   $gets[str_replace('.', '_', $name)] = urldecode($value);

?>



But actually, arpad (on ##php @ irc.freenode.net) let me notice that it's so, but not if something is between [ and ], so ?var.one[var.two]=hi would become $_GET['var_one[var.two]']. Because of this, as he said, following line should go there instead:



<?PHP

   $gets[preg_replace("/\.(?=[^\]]*(?:\[|\z))/", '_', $name)] = urldecode($value);

?>

Siegfried Gevatter rainct at ubuntuwire dot com
22-Jun-2007 03:37


<?PHP

/* This simple function gets the query out of a URL, splits it

 * and puts it into an array.

 *

 * For example, "index.php?name=Myself&message=Hello" will 

 * become an array looking like this:

 *   array['name'] = 'Myself'

 *   array['message'] = 'Hello'

 */



function getParser($url) {

   // Extract the query

   $query = parse_url($url);

   $query = $query['query'];



   // Split it

   $query = explode('&', $query);



   // Get the elements and put them in an array

      $gets = array();

      foreach($query AS $element) {

         list($name, $value) = explode('=', $element, 2);

         $gets[$name] = $value;

      }



      // Return the array

      return $gets;

}



// Example

$_GET = getParser($_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']);



// Let's look what it got

echo '<pre>';

print_r($_GET);

echo '</pre>';

?>

add a note

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