Re: [PHP] parsing domains

[Mike J]

> str_replace('/www.','/',$parseddomain);

wont this just make me get a .com when I use my thing to parse the domain?


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Re: [PHP] parsing domains

[Mike J]

> So why does college suck? Afraid of learning?

Feel free to ask me off the list and I'll explain why I started the site.


Thanks for the code. Anyway way of making it one line and with the leading "."?

J.
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Re: Re[2]: [PHP] parsing domains

[Mike J]

> No it should just get rid of the www so your left 
> with domain.com and now that I see what you are 
> after it should have been:


I don't aways use www.domain.com. Sometimes I use test.domain.com. I have about 14k of 
these pointing to the same script. Otherwise I would just remove the www -lol.

J.
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[PHP] preg question

[Mike J]

I want to pull the title (example) of a webpage out of some text. The 
end result being "example". What preg function should I use and can someone give me 
the the code that will do it?



J.

PS. I've been on php.net trying to figure it out.
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