$produto = "Leite Pasteurizado, Mucuri, Integral, 1 L";
$prod = explode(" ", $produto);
$prod[0]; //tipo_produto = Leite
$prod[1]; //marca_produto = Pasteurizado, Mucuri, Integral, 1 L
I need to prod[1] save the entire sting, including the commas, but when I run the explode it does not return the entire string
The explode is set to split the string by spaces, its string is clearly all spaces:
$produto = 'Leite Pasteurizado, Mucuri, Integral, 1 L';
When you run explode , it returns an array like this:
array(
'Leite', 'Pasteurizado,', 'Mucuri,', 'Integral,', '1', 'L'
);
If you read the documentation you will understand better how php works and whatever language you are programming, in the case link :
Returns an array of strings, each as a string substring formed by splitting it from the delimiter.
See how the explode works:
array explode ( string $delimiter , string $string [, int $limit ] )
The optional parameter named $limit can solve your problem, so do:
<?php
$produto = 'Leite Pasteurizado, Mucuri, Integral, 1 L';
$prod = explode(' ', $produto, 2);
echo $prod[0], '<br>';
echo $prod[1], '<br>';
print_r($prod);//Visualizar a array
The 2 indicates that it will split the string into the maximum two items in the array, the result will be this:
Leite
Pasteurizado, Mucuri, Integral, 1 L
Array
(
[0] => Leite
[1] => Pasteurizado, Mucuri, Integral, 1 L
)
You can use the strstr() function to return the one to the right of the string:
echo strstr('Leite Pasteurizado, Mucuri, Integral, 1 L', ' ');
Returns: Pasteurizado, Mucuri, Integral, 1 L
I solved, I created a special string and exploded it.
<?php echo $linha['tipo_produto'].'*'.$linha['nome_marca']?>
$prod = explode('*', $produto);