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Hello Bettering, 
 
Try: 
 
&lt;?php 
 
$url = 'odes.php%3Fusr_click_id%3D2151%26usr_schedule_id%3D24x7%26ste'; 
 
$_url = urldecode($url); 
$_parts = parse_url($_url); 
$_query = $_parts['query']; 
parse_str($_query, $_array); 
 
echo 'Click id: '.$_array['usr_click_id']; 
?&gt; 
 
 
Regards, 
 
Roonaan
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Hello Bettering,

Try:

<?php

$url = 'odes.php%3Fusr_click_id%3D2151%26usr_schedule_id%3D24x7%26ste';

$_url = urldecode($url);
$_parts = parse_url($_url);
$_query = $_parts['query'];
parse_str($_query, $_array);

echo 'Click id: '.$_array['usr_click_id'];
?>


Regards,

Roonaan

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odes.php%3Fusr_click_id%3D2151%26usr_schedule_id%3D24x7%26ste 
 
I need the # 2151 from a page full of html but the above is a 'snippet' from it
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odes.php%3Fusr_click_id%3D2151%26usr_schedule_id%3D24x7%26ste

I need the # 2151 from a page full of html but the above is a 'snippet' from it

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