Very simple.
Providing all of the records have three parts, www.
, websitename
and .ext
you can explode at the .
and re-order the array.
$parts = explode('.', $address);
$new_string = $parts[2] . $parts[1] . $parts[0];
Question
Eg. www.google.com
to com.google.www
I have a full list of address to be flip over. It's all stored in "queriess.csv"
How should the code be like?
<?php
$file = file('queriess.csv');
foreach($file as $line){
list($ipadd)=explode(" ", $line);
echo"<b>$ipadd </b>";
}
Solution 3
Very simple.
Providing all of the records have three parts, www.
, websitename
and .ext
you can explode at the .
and re-order the array.
$parts = explode('.', $address);
$new_string = $parts[2] . $parts[1] . $parts[0];
OTHER TIPS
Explode => Reverse => Implode.
$string = "www.google.com";
$words = explode(".",$string);
$words = array_reverse($words);
echo implode(".",$words);
You could do like this..
<?php
$str='www.google.com';
$arr=explode('.',$str);
$arr=array_reverse($arr);
echo implode('.',$arr); //"prints" com.google.www
<?php
function returnURL($url)
{
$arr=explode('.',$url);
$arr=array_reverse($arr);
$arr=implode('.',$arr);
echo $arr;
}
foreach($yourURLs as $url) //$yourURLs is the list of URLs say www.google.com , www.yahoo.com ...
{
returnURL($url); //<--- say if your url is www.google.com.. it prints com.google.www
}