Format jQuery's serialize() in PHP as actual array

unJQSerialize

Ok, so when you serialize a form in JQuery - $('#my-form').serialize() - you get something like
  title=cake&date=2014-07-10 2:56PM&content=cake cake cake&tags=cake&new=post
  
Obviously, that isn't super useful to PHP and unserialize() does nothing for it.
So, I made unJQSerialize(); which is a little function to go through the serialized form and break it down into an actual PHP array.
When unJQSerialize() is used, you'll get something like
  [title] => cake [date] => 2014-07-10 2:56PM [content] => cake cake cake [tags] => cake [new] => post

unJQSerialize.php

<?php
function unJQSerialize($data) {
  $us = [];
  $data = explode("&", $data);
  
  for ($x = 0; $x < count($data); $x++) {
    $usR = explode("=", $data[$x]);
    $usT = $usR[0];
    $usD = $usR[1];
    $us[$usT] = $usD;
  }
  
  return $us;
}