I did take such advise and all was going good till I tried a international
name
I use my url and get
Array
(
[0] => http://www.davemaharaj.com
[scheme] => http
[1] => http
[host] => www.davemaharaj.com
[2] => www.davemaharaj.com
[subdomain] => www
[3] => www
[domain] => davemaharaj.com
[4] => davemaharaj.com
[extension] => com
[5] => com
)
But use a test url like http://southcreative.com.au/ <- notice the extension
(
[0] => http://southcreative.com.au/
[scheme] => http
[1] => http
[login] =>
[2] =>
[pass] =>
[3] =>
[host] => southcreative.com.au
[4] => southcreative.com.au
[subdomain] => southcreative
[5] => southcreative
[domain] => com.au (com.au is not the domain)
[6] => com.au
[extension] => au
[7] => au
[port] =>
[8] =>
[path] => /
[9] => /
)
I am guessing it is not possible to distinguish between the 2 since sub
domain could.have.an.unknown.limitless.number.of.subs
How would a function know
some.thing.com is a "some" subdomain only keep thing.com
just as it would not know some.thing.com.au it thinks "some.thing.com" are
sub domains of "au"
The only way to separate the string into separate parts is (.) and no way to
tell if it's a sub or domain.
From: Andrei Mita [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: September-14-10 2:19 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: Dealing with subdomains in URL
Someone suggested http://php.net/manual/en/function.parse-url.php Read the
User Contributed Notes and maybe you'll find something useful.
If not, you can always try manipulating the URL with the string functions I
have mentioned earlier.
For instance, you could remove everything from the URL after the first /
On Tue, Sep 14, 2010 at 7:38 PM, Dave Maharaj <[email protected]> wrote:
I have a url field, enter your website no big deal in my form.
So thru testing and tinkering I managed to end up with just the domain which
is what I want..so no matter what they enter with or without http or www or
even adding in subdomain I just get domain.extension perfect.
THEN INTERNATIONAL EXTENSIONS KILLED ME
I tried a site that ended in .com.au/ and it removes ".com" thinking it's a
subdomain. Ad then the users URL points to nothing since it needs the full
".com.au/"
So is there anyway around this? Is it either allow subdomins which I
strongly do not want or screw international domains? Or someone out there
has the answer?
Thanks.
Dave
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