My address bar looks like this when the page is loaded-
index.php?search=_kfdTourDate:equal:2017-04-15|_kfnTourID:equal:14
If I make a search my address bar looks like this-
index.php?search=_kfnTourID:equal:2|_kfdTourDate:equal:2017-04-15|nFOC:bigger_equal:1|
or like this-
index.php?search=nTotalPrice:equal:99|tGuestName:equal:John|
I would like to run a function if only address url is in following format-
?search=_kfdTourDate:equal:xxxxxxxx|_kfnTourID:equal:xxxxxxxx|
If the url format is as follows it shouldn't run the function-
?search=_kfnTourID:equal:xxxxxxxx|_kfdTourDate:equal:xxxxxxxx|
or
?search=_kfdTourDate:equal:xxxxxxxx|_kfnTourID:equal:xxxxxxxx|tGuestName:equal:John|
I tried to do use $IsSearch = explode(":",$_GET['search'] );
but couldn't make it work.
I would appreciate if you can show me the way to achieve this. Thank you all.
You can do it like below:-
if(count(array_filter(explode('|',$_GET['search'])))==2 && strpos($_GET['search'],'_kfdTourDate:equal:') ==0){
echo "Yes"; // call your function here
}
Output (In your given three scenario):-