How can i get partner and token value from this link

Level 102

I assume that the url is a request to your website? (if not, give us some more information)

public function index(Request $request)
{
    $partner = $request->input('partner');
    $token = $request->input('token');
}

Level 1

@Sinnbeck

This example that u sent not works.

public function checkout(Request $request)
    {
        if(Auth::user()->trade_url = "")
        {
            Flashy::error("Trade Url Missing from your Profile.");
        }
        else
        {
            $trade = Auth::user()->trade_url;

            $partner = explode('&',explode("partner=",$trade)[1])[0];
            $token = explode("token=",explode('&',explode("partner=",$trade)[1])[1])[1];

        dd($partner);
        }
}

First i check if user have added an trade url on their profile if yes may proceed next to get the value of this 2 parameters but not works.

Level 102

@emilpapelas4 @gmail.com Ok that would have been helpful to know :) Go by the answer by @tykus below then

Level 1

@Sinnbeck anyway thanks for your reply

Level 104

If this is not a URL into your application, and you simply want to get the query params:

parse_str(
    parse_url($url, PHP_URL_QUERY),
    $params
);
dd($params);

Level 1

@tykus check example that sent above ,

MichalOravec

Level 75

@emilpapelas4 @gmail.com See the documentation for these functions...

Level 104

@emilpapelas4 @gmail.com the code I gave you should work... what format of parameters are you wanting as a result?

Level 102

@emilpapelas4 @gmail.com Did you try the code from @tykus ? I just tested it myself, and it does exactly what I expect you need..

Level 1

@tykus

as result want to get as following

$partner = 126763931

$token = DUROP2Q9

because later will use this 2 params on a link to make a buy request and need this 2 params to work.

Level 104

@emilpapelas4 @gmail.com

parse_str(
    parse_url($url, PHP_URL_QUERY),
    $params
);
extract($params);

https://imgur.com/ZTkgZvn

Level 1

@Sinnbeck yes an i get an empty array

 $trade = Auth::user()->trade_url;

            $params = [];
            parse_str(
                parse_url($trade, PHP_URL_QUERY),
                $params
            );
            dd($params);

Level 102

@emilpapelas4 @gmail.com Post the output of this please :)

 $trade = Auth::user()->trade_url;

            $params = [];
            parse_str(
                parse_url($trade, PHP_URL_QUERY),
                $params
            );
            dd($trade, $params);

https://imgur.com/FqghhE6

Level 1

@Sinnbeck Output was that

Level 102

@emilpapelas4 @gmail.com So there is no url (its an empty string).. Fix that and it should work.

MichalOravec

Level 75

@emilpapelas4 @gmail.com How do you want to get params from the empty string?!

Level 1

@Sinnbeck https://imgur.com/O7XxoZ3 As you can see i have the url on my db but not sure why not come with Auth::user()->trade_url

Level 104

@emilpapelas4 @gmail.com are you sure that is the authenticated user (is it the only User in the database table)? Do you have any accessor for the trade_url property on the User model?

Level 102

@emilpapelas4 @gmail.com It is because you are setting it to an empty sting. = means assign. == or === means compare

 if(Auth::user()->trade_url === "") //fixed

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Level 104

@Sinnbeck good catch

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Level 1

@Sinnbeck ya thanks that was the issue.

Level 1

@tykus about tomorrow issues with {{$items->links()}}

maybe can u go on that thread and find an help for me?

Level 102

@emilpapelas4 @gmail.com Maybe start by marking the answer by @tykus as best so this thread can be solved :)

Level 104

@emilpapelas4 @gmail.com so your checkout method could look like this

function checkout(Request $request)
{
  $trade = Auth::user()->trade_url;

  if (! $trade) {
    Flashy::error("Trade Url Missing from your Profile.");
  } else {
    parse_str(parse_url($trade, PHP_URL_QUERY), $params);
    extract($params); // $partner and $token are in scope now
  }
  // .... something more?
}

about tomorrow issues with {{$items->links()}}

I thought that was solved?

Level 1

@Sinnbeck ok thanks for your help have a good day,

Level 102

@tykus Shouldnt that be extract() instead of expode() ? :)

Level 104

@Sinnbeck it should, but what does it matter

Level 102

@tykus Agree!

Level 1

@tykus ya works now tyy

lat4732

Best Answer

Level 12

@emilpapelas4 @gmail.com As it's not a URL from your website, you can do this

$URL = 'https://steamcommunity.com/tradeoffer/new/?partner=126763931&token=DUROP2Q9';

$parse = parse_url($URL);
$explode = explode('&', $parse['query']);

print_r($explode);

And the result is

[
      [0] => partner=126763931
      [1] => token=DUROP2Q9 
]

And if you want to retrieve only the values you can str_replace

$URL = 'https://steamcommunity.com/tradeoffer/new/?partner=126763931&token=DUROP2Q9';

$parse = parse_url($URL);
$explode = explode('&', $parse['query']);

$partner = str_replace('partner=', '', $explode[0]);
$token = str_replace('token=', '', $explode[1]);

and the result of this will be

$partner = 126763931;
$token = "DUROP2Q9";

Level 1

@Laralex

Undefined array key "query"

lat4732