Anyway, you can solve your problem by simple parsing. An example is below.
<?php
$TheParse = "www.edmondpaper.com";
$TheNewParse = explode (".", $TheParse);
$TheTotal = count($TheNewParse);
echo ($TheNewParse[($TheTotal - 2)]);
echo (".");
echo ($TheNewParse[($TheTotal - 1)]);
?>This will result in "edmondpaper.com"
Obviously there are ways of refining this further, but if college sucks, you might not be interested in learning more :-).
At 3:30 AM -0500 on 8/28/03, CollegeSucks.com Mike wrote:
I parse domains in my scripts like this to get the .domain.com out of www.domain.com. However, if someone visits my site with just domain.com in the url, I get .com back as the parsed domain. How can I make it so I aways get the .domain.com no matter what they use?
Here is an example of what I use now...
$parseddomain = preg_replace('/.+?(\..+)/', '$1', $domain);
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