I'm having an issue removing a particular query string from a url. I want to keep the rest of the queries but simply dump the last one. The problem is the query string could have a different value each time, so I dont know how to do this.
For example my site url might be:
http://sitename.com/index.php?Cat=Bus&Origin=UK
What I want to do, is keep Cat=Bus and remove Origin=UK
So if I try to change the origin to Germany I write:
echo '<a href="'.$_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'].'&Origin=Germany">Germany</a>';
So it takes the page it is on:
http://sitename.com/index.php?Cat=Bus&Origin=UK
Using Request_URI. I want to then strip it of &Origin=* Then once thats done pass it into a string and add whatever the new origin is on the end.
I figure:
$theURI = $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'];
But I have no idea how to go from start to finish.
$amended = $theURI - '&Origin=*'
and then end up with
echo '<a href="'.$amended.'&Origin=Germany">Germany</a>';
I just don't know how to express that $amended function in PHP.
Could somebody help? This is being used for sorting between countries