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how to overwrite data form link to another link in php

hello i want want to overwrite all peramters from old link to new link .. like

$oldURl="https://example.com/abcd/data?p=123&x=ABCDSS";

$newUrl="https://example.com/?data=1&data2=2&data3=3";

// $fnialurl=rewrite_data($oldURl,$newUrl);

final result i want ..
https://example.com/abcd/data?data=1&data2=2&data3=3&p=123&x=ABCDSS

you have any idea to get path & request from old url and replace it in new url

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  1. 0

    I guess you could just use parse_url to achieve this. Loop all the url’s you want to join combining all their paths and queries then output them again at the end – they’d need to be passed in the order you want to join them however and the same host is expected in this example but it should get you started.

    function rewrite_data(string ...$urls): string
{
    $paths = [];
    $queries = [];
    $key = parse_url(current($urls));
    
    foreach ($urls as $url)
    {
        $parsedUrl = parse_url($url);
        $paths[] = $parsedUrl['path'] ?? null;
        $queries[] = $parsedUrl['query'] ?? null;
    }
    
    [$paths, $queries] = [array_filter($paths, fn($x) => $x && $x !== '/'), array_filter($queries)];
    
    return sprintf('%s://%s%s?%s', $key['scheme'], $key['host'], implode('/', $paths), implode('&', $queries));
}

    Usage in your example would be:

    # output: https://example.com/abcd/data?data=1&data2=2&data3=3&p=123&x=ABCDSS
rewrite_data('https://example.com/?data=1&data2=2&data3=3', 'https://example.com/abcd/data?p=123&x=ABCDSS');

    See it working over on 3v4l.org

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  2. 0

    Use parse_url with component arguments.

    $oldUrl = "https://example.com/abcd/data?p=123&x=ABCDSS";
$newUrl = "https://example.com/?data=1&data2=2&data3=3";

$baseUrl  = strtok($oldUrl, '?');
$oldQuery = parse_url($oldUrl, PHP_URL_QUERY);
$newQuery = parse_url($newUrl, PHP_URL_QUERY);

$finalUrl = "{$baseUrl}?{$newQuery}&{$oldQuery}"; 

echo $finalUrl;
// https://example.com/abcd/data?data=1&data2=2&data3=3&p=123&x=ABCDSS
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