PHP Gurus
A while ago on this list I posted a few questions about an eregi
filter for email addresses entered into a form. With the help of people
on this list, I settled on the following code which has worked fine in
the months since I started using it. The code is this:
eregi('[EMAIL
On 06 January 2004 15:53, Dave G wrote:
PHP Gurus
A while ago on this list I posted a few questions about an eregi
filter for email addresses entered into a form. With the help
of people
on this list, I settled on the following code which has worked fine in
the months since I
From: Dave G [EMAIL PROTECTED]
A while ago on this list I posted a few questions about an eregi
filter for email addresses entered into a form. With the help of people
on this list, I settled on the following code which has worked fine in
the months since I started using it. The code is this:
Mike,
No. You've only allowed for hyphens in the first element
after the @ sign
-- this address has them in the 2nd element.
Ah, yes, I guess I had it that way because there are no hyphens in top
level domain designations, but hadn't accounted for the fact that it
would exclude them if
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