Remove a string php

Question

I have this value: [email protected]|d76c3c301eb754c62b981f7208158a9f Best approach to remove all the string from the beginning of the word until the |. The | is the key here , on where to end. The output should be d76c3c301eb754c62b981f7208158a9f.

• RomanPerekhrest: is there only one | character in the string?
• Narendrasingh Sisodia: And what you have tried so far?
• c.k: @RomanPerekhrest yes.
• BunkerMentality: Possible duplicate of comma-separated string to array

Answer 1

Use explode

explode("|","[email protected]|d76c3c301eb754c62b981f7208158a9f")[1];

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Answer 2

Use stristr()

$str="[email protected]|d76c3c301eb754c62b981f7208158a9f";
echo ltrim(stristr($str, '|'),"|"); 

Answer 3

Another short solution using substr and strpos functions:

$str = "[email protected]|d76c3c301eb754c62b981f7208158a9f";
$result = substr($str, strpos($str, "|") + 1); // contains "d76c3c301eb754c62b981f7208158a9f"

Answer 4

Split your string by using explode(). Then return the last element of the array using end()

 end(explode('|', '[email protected]|d76c3c301eb754c62b981f7208158a9f'));

Answer 5

Try below code

substr( strstr('[email protected]|d76c3c301eb754c62b981f7208158a9f', '|'), 1);

Answer 6

Use php explode($delimiter,$yourstring) function

$str="[email protected]|d76c3c301eb754c62b981f7208158a9f";
$exploded_str_array=explode('|', $str);
echo $required_str=$exploded_str_array[1];

//this contains the second part of the string delimited by | php manual for the explode function