PHP Explode after second comma | CyberSEO Pro | CyberSEO support forum

This question is not directly related to the CyberSEO Pro plugin. It concerns general PHP programming, specifically working with the explode() function to split strings. Writing or debugging custom PHP code that is not part of the plugin's internal logic is beyond the scope of plugin support.

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If you need to split a string after the second comma (instead of splitting on every comma), you can use PHP's explode() function with a limit parameter.

Here's how it works:
By passing 3 as the third argument to explode(',', $string, 3), PHP will split the string into a maximum of three parts — meaning it will only split at the first two commas. The first element will be everything before the first comma, the second will be between the first and second commas, and the third will contain the rest of the string (including any additional commas).

For example:

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Then you can reconstruct the two sections like this:

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This way, $beforeSecondComma contains everything up to the second comma, and $afterSecondComma contains the rest. It's a clean solution when you're dealing with strings where only the first two commas matter and the rest should remain untouched.