Steve Ellenoff <> wrote:
> Does anyone have some nearly fullproof code to validate an email
> address for proper syntax?
>
> I have continually tweaked some code over the years to prevent user
> entered email addresses from being input which are wrong so as to
> lessen the # of failed messages sent, but I still haven't been able
> to get something that is 100% perfect. I was wondering if someone had
> already solved this problem perhaps better than me.
Were you just validating an @ sign or were you going for the actual domain
name being legit as well?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] should that be legit or fail?
Stephen Russell
DBA / .Net Developer
Memphis TN 38115
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