From: "csko" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Why? Becasuse some people entered [EMAIL PROTECTED] as email :)
So. If you require a verified email, they obviously won't be able to verify
it. You'll waste some resources sending the mail, but does that really
matter?
I guess if you blindly send out messages t
> If you're going to validate a [EMAIL PROTECTED] address, why even
> bother? Seriously. There are a 1000 different regular expressions for email
> addresses out there and each of them have flaws to some extent.
>
> If your application is so important that it requires a valid email address,
> you
From: "Red Wingate" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> >
> > if(strpos($email,'@'))
> >
> > No, seriously.
>
> 'Look @ the screen. You will find wonderfull colors there!'
>
> doesn't look like an e-mail adress, does it ? A basic approch to really
> check the syntax would be:
>
> preg_match("#^\s*[-\w_]+(\.[-\w_
Oh yeah,
'Look @ the screen. You will find wonderfull colors there!'
doesn't look like an e-mail adress, does it ? A basic approch to really
check the syntax would be:
preg_match("#^\s*[-\w_]+(\.[-\w_]+)[EMAIL PROTECTED](\.[-\w_]+)+\s*$#sim", $email)
Add your special german or french characters
On Monday, March 29, 2004, at 10:00 PM, John W. Holmes wrote:
Robert Kornfeld wrote:
as with april 1, on may use special german and frech characters for
urls and
email-names. does anyone know a reg. expression to validate the
syntax of a
email-adress?
if(strpos($email,'@'))
No, seriously.
LMF
Robert Kornfeld wrote:
as with april 1, on may use special german and frech characters for urls and
email-names. does anyone know a reg. expression to validate the syntax of a
email-adress?
if(strpos($email,'@'))
No, seriously.
--
---John Holmes...
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