There is a $_POST['name_firstname'] . It is necessary on the space to break into two variables $name and $first_name

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     list($name, $first_name)= explode(" ", $_POST['name_firstname'); 
       $expd = explode(' ', $_POST['name_firstname']); $name = $expd[0]; $first_name = $expd[1]

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      Answer for ZhiV

       //$_POST['firstNameLastNamePatronymic'] = 'АндрСй ΠΡ€ΡˆΠΈΠ½ΠΎΠ² АлСксандрович'; $explode_ARR = explode(' ', $_POST['firstNameLastNamePatronymic']); $firstName_STR = $explode_ARR[0]; $lastName_STR = $explode_ARR[1]; $patronymic_STR = $explode_ARR[2]; var_dump($firstName_STR, $lastName_STR, $patronymic_STR);
      • With the list prettier. - Oleg Arkhipov
      • And if there is a surname, first name and patronymic ... - Zhi V
      • @ZhiV if the format has not changed, then: (I will add the answer). - Andrey Arshinov
       list($name,$sename) = explode(' ','имя фамилия');