I have a variable called path that is a url e.g.
www.google.co.uk%3Fq%3Dde
which i am running through 2 str_replace to format properly.
$path = str_replace('%3F', '?', $path);
$path = str_replace ('%3D', '=', $path);
I am then printing the output but the "%3F" and "%3D" are still being printed. This did previously work when i used these 2 str_replace
$path = str_replace('%3F', '?');
$path = str_replace ('%3D', '=');
But drupal 6 throws up errors when i use these.
I am quite new to php so it may be something simple that i am missing
Don't use str_replace()
for this. Use urldecode()
instead, as this is its designed purpose.
echo urldecode("www.google.co.uk%3Fq%3Dde");
// www.google.co.uk?q=de
Without seeing the rest of your code, it is difficult to say why your first two str_replace()
calls failed. They are correctly formed.