I figured out how to do it. Buy the way I am not the one passing the
variables like this this is how it is sent from a credit card company
when they send the customer back to my page. I am just trying to
capture that data so the customer does not have to put it in twice
nicole> if you need to pass special characters (eg. +) in the url, you need to
nicole> use a url encoding function like rawurlencode().. or choose another
nicole> delimeter which can be passed in the url like these -_.
nicole> s
nicole> Richard Kurth wrote:
>>
>> Question about explode
>>
>> this work just perfect
>> $name="what+ever";
>>
>> $name1=explode("+",$name);
>> $fname=$name1[0] ; this has what
>> $lname=$name1[0] ; this has ever
>>
>> But if I pass the info from another page like this
>>
>> <a href="whatever.php?name=what+ever">test</a>
>>
>> $name1=explode("+",$name);
>> $fname=$name1[0] ; this has what ever
>> $lname=$name1[0] ; this has nothing in it
>>
>> $fname has both names in it
>>
>> How come I get this it does not make since
>>
>> Best regards,
>> Richard
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