Re: [PHP] Eregi question

2004-03-11 Thread Da Koenich
hi dave, try this: $temp = explode('.',$_POST['variable']); $domainname = $temp[1]; greetz da koenich Hi List, I Know this is basic and I am sorry to bother the list with this question but I am confused, probably working to hard :-) I want to end up with a part of a string returned by

Re: [PHP] Eregi question

2004-03-11 Thread Jason Wong
On Thursday 11 March 2004 22:50, Dave Carrera wrote: I want to end up with a part of a string returned by $_POST to work with in my function. The string might be put into the text box like so, its a domain name checker, http://www.domainname.com I have already got rid of the http:// and

RE: [PHP] Eregi question

2004-03-11 Thread Dave Carrera
PROTECTED] Subject: Re: [PHP] Eregi question hi dave, try this: $temp = explode('.',$_POST['variable']); $domainname = $temp[1]; greetz da koenich Hi List, I Know this is basic and I am sorry to bother the list with this question but I am confused, probably working to hard :-) I want to end