PHP: Grab (trim) a part of a string?

[edge]

I've got a $titleA that is set to random text "this is need" more random text

When I do a echo $titelA; in PHP, it does show random text "this is need" more random text

What I need is ONLY the part between the quotes (so this is need)

In Coldfusion (my coding language) it's simply done with a "trim" option, but how do I do this in PHP?

[Ben]

you could do this with

list(,$wanted,) = explode('"', $titleA);

the other thing is to do it with preg_match, like the following but this is untestet...

PHP Code:

preg_match("/\"(.*)\"/", $titleA, $result);
var_dump($result); 


[edge]

Thank you Ben,

list(,$wanted,) = explode('"', $titleA); got me going :-)

[sjau]

or:

$wanted = explode('"', $titleA);
$wanted = $wanted[1];

Note: Arrays start with element "0" so it's element "1"...