This was my initial thought too, but from the manual:
If /delimiter/ is an empty string (""), *explode()* will return *FALSE*.
If /delimiter/ contains a value that is not contained in /string/, then
*explode()* will return an array containing /string/.
So, this would not satisfy the functionality the OP alluded to.
-B
Bastien Koert wrote:
explode(delimiter, $string);
is the correct function
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