Regular expressions. preg_match() is your friend.

Actually, it looks like it just may be a serialized array. I'll try running it through the PHP unserialize() function and see what I can get

Looks like Python to me.

For example, lets say I wanted to show the number of times people had is as the modifier. How would I go about that?

It's a JSON response - try using a JSON parser for PHP.

preg_match("/\"qualifier\": \"(.*)\"", $input, $matches);

Or JSON works, too. Can't believe that I forgot about that. ^_^;

chrisvoll it's preg_match_all(), but that's a quicker way than using a JSON parser, definitely

I'm using fopen to open the plurk page, how do I convert that to a string without it printing on the page?

Warning: preg_match() [function.preg-match]: No ending delimiter '/' found in /home/a6875155/public_html/Test.php on line 7

1_1 preg_match_all("/\"qualifier\": \"(.*)\"/", $input, $matches); If you need more help Skype me at hans_d_engel

whoops. I never said that I knew anything about regular expressions. >_> and it's l_l (el_el), not 1_1.