This is what I have
echo '<button><a href="'.$_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'].'&startrow='.($startrow+100).'">Next 100</a></button>';
I have 2 parameters in my url one is campaign, second is startrow, how can I just remove 'startrow' parameter and its value from the url. I want something like this.
echo '<button><a href="'.REMOVE &startrow=x($_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']).'&startrow='.($startrow+100).'">Next 100</a></button>';
When I press the next 100 button, the page reloads and it adds startrow parameter in the url hence if I pressed next 100 button 5 times, I have 5 startrow paramter in the url, so I want to remove the previous startrow parameter first then add the new one
My actual url: enquirytable.php/campaign=all&startrow=100
When I click on Next 100 button: enquirytable.php/campaign=all&startrow=100&startrow=200
What I want: enquirytable.php/campaign=all&startrow=200
Probably the long one, but an accurate way. Here we are using parse_url and parse_str to achieve desired output.
<?php
$url="http://www.example.com/some/path?startrow=100&campaign=abc";
echo change_url_parameter($url, "startrow", 200);
function change_url_parameter($url,$parameterName,$parameterValue) {
$url=parse_url($url);
parse_str($url["query"],$parameters);
unset($parameters[$parameterName]);
$parameters[$parameterName]=$parameterValue;
return sprintf("%s://%s%s?%s",
$url["scheme"],
$url["host"],
$url["path"],
http_build_query($parameters));
}