I'm trying to modify a variable from a form. I want to get rid of any "," but keep the "." while changing it to "%2e"
$price = '6,000.65';
//$price = preg_replace('.', '%2e', $price);
$price = urlencode($price);
echo $price;
This is the exact result from your question:
$price = str_replace(',', '', $price);
$price = str_replace('.', '%2e', $price);
echo $price;
But why would you urlencode it...? If you want to strip unallowed characters (everything but digits and a dot), use the next function:
$price = preg_replace('/[^0-9.]/', '', $price);
// OP requested it...
$price = str_replace('.', '%2e', $price);
echo $price;
Alternatively, you can convert the string into a floating point number and use number_format()
to format it nicely.
// note that numbers will be recognised as much as possible, but strings like `1e2`
// will be converted to 100. `1x2` turns into `1` and `x` in `0` You might want
// to apply preg_replace as in the second example
$price = (float)$price;
// convert $price into a string and format it like nnnn.nn
$price = number_format("$price", 2, '.', '');
echo $price;
Third option, works in a similar way. %
is a special character for sprintf
, marking a conversation specification. .2
tells it to have two decimals and f
tells it's a floating point number.
$price = sprintf('%.2f', $price);
echo $price;
// printf combines `echo` and `sprintf`, the below code does the same
// except $price is not modified
printf('%.2f', $price);
References:
- http://php.net/str-replace
- http://php.net/preg-replace
- http://php.net/number-format
- http://php.net/sprintf
- http://php.net/printf
http://php.net/manual/en/function.str-replace.php
$newPhrase = str_replace($findWhat, $replaceWith, $searchWhere);
so in your case:
$newPrice = str_replace(",", "", $price);
$price = '6,000.65';
$price = str_replace(',','',str_replace('.', '%2e',&$price));
$price = urlencode($price);
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