I have a string like this being entered into my database that I can't format before it gets stored :
image/upload/v1440427262/hglz466d8mm1pazysaoh.jpg#32e2e9a111a4f9f4aa01dbad2ca2aa403c994d28
The only part of that string that I want to use is this :
hglz466d8mm1pazysaoh.jpg
I'm trying to use strpos to remove the excess data.
So far I've managed to remove everything after and including the hashtag
($data is the original string) :
$dataclean = substr($data, 0, strpos($data, "#"));
This works as expected with $dataclean returning :
image/upload/v1440427262/hglz466d8mm1pazysaoh.jpg
But I don't know how to remove the rest of the excess data :
image/upload/v1440427262/
Also, can this all be done in one hit or does it have to be split into several operations?
Use basename
:
$dataclean = basename(substr($data, 0, strpos($data, "#")));