My understanding is that you want ids as a comma separated list, for all ids used as the suffix to the one and only prefix as in $base below. I have added two strings to the collection in order to filter out strings of no interest to you. Try this code: 
use strict;
use warnings;
my @strings = (
    "http://mysite/bbsui.jsp?id=dxpwd",
    "http://mysite/bbsui.jsp?id=dxpsf",
    "http://mysite/bbsui.jsp?id=sfpwd",
    "http://somewhere.else.jsp?id=YOU-DO-NOT-WANT-THIS",
    "http://mysite/bbsui.jsp?id=ds35e",
    "http://somewhere.else.too?id=XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX",
    "http://mysite/bbsui.jsp?id=124536"
);

my $base = 'http://mysite/bbsui.jsp?id=';
my $pattern = "^\Q$base\E(.+)\$";
my @id = grep { $_ } map { $1 if /$pattern/ } @strings;
print  "(" . join (',', @id) .")\n";

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Prints the requested output: 
(dxpwd,dxpsf,sfpwd,ds35e,124536)

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In reply to Re: i wann get some character from a string by Lidskjalv
in thread i wann get some character from a string by weihe

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