In the very simplest way? Just use a str_replace on the quotes:
$words=explode(" ", str_replace('"', '', strtolower($keywords)));
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> I'm having trouble returning the value less the quatation marks from the
> following:
>
> $words=explode(" ", strtolower($keywords));
>
> I'm having the words from the form field put into an array. Problem is if
> the field contains something like
>
> trackworker AND "New York"
>
> It seperates the words into the array as follows:
>
> Array ( [0] => trackworker [1] => "new [2] => york" )
>
> Therefore not finding the words "new york" because they don't exist like
> that but rather without the quotaions. Question is how do I remove the
> quatation marks so it returns?
>
> Array ( [0] => trackworker [1] => new [2] => york )
>
> Thanks
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