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Use explode() <br />
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$line = 'blabla,whatever;<br />
$words = explode(',',$line);<br />
<br />
Echo $words[0];<br />
Echo $words[1];<br />
<br />
or <br />
Print_r($words);
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Use explode()

$line = 'blabla,whatever;
$words = explode(',',$line);

Echo $words[0];
Echo $words[1];

or
Print_r($words);

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Thanks. Exactly what i needed.
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Hi experts,<br />
<br />
I need to split a line wich is in fact two words separated by comma and then identify the output as two words:<br />
<br />
word1,word2<br />
<br />
result:<br />
<br />
$word1 = &quot;word1&quot;;<br />
$word2 = &quot;word2&quot;;<br />
<br />
Please help.
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Hi experts,

I need to split a line wich is in fact two words separated by comma and then identify the output as two words:

word1,word2

result:

$word1 = "word1";
$word2 = "word2";

Please help.

str_replace

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