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/lib/ -> validateurlsyntax.php (source)
About validateUrlSyntax(): This function will verify if a http URL is formatted properly, returning either with true or false. I used rfc #2396 URI: Generic Syntax as my guide when creating the regular expression. For all the details see the comments below.
| Copyright: | Copyright 2004, Rod Apeldoorn {@link http://www.canowhoopass.com/} |
| License: | http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html GNU GPL v3 or later |
| File Size: | 555 lines (24 kb) |
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| Referenced: | 3 times |
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Defines 3 functions
Functions that are not part of a class:
| validateUrlSyntax( $urladdr, $options="" ) X-Ref |
| BEGINNING OF validateUrlSyntax() function |
| validateEmailSyntax( $emailaddr, $options="" ) X-Ref |
| About ValidateEmailSyntax(): This function uses the ValidateUrlSyntax() function to easily check the syntax of an email address. It accepts the same options as ValidateURLSyntax but defaults them for email addresses. Usage: <code> validateEmailSyntax( url_to_check[, options]) </code> url_to_check - string - The url to check options - string - A optional string of options to set which parts of the url are required, optional, or not allowed. Each option must be followed by a "+" for required, "?" for optional, or "-" for not allowed. See ValidateUrlSyntax() docs for option list. The default options are changed to: s-H-S-E+F-u+P-a+I-p-f-q-r- This only allows an address of "name@domain". Examples: <code> validateEmailSyntax('george@fakemail.com') validateEmailSyntax('mailto:george@fakemail.com', 's+') validateEmailSyntax('george@fakemail.com?subject=Hi%20George', 'q?') validateEmailSyntax('george@212.198.33.12', 'I?') </code> Author(s): Rod Apeldoorn - rod(at)canowhoopass(dot)com Homepage: http://www.canowhoopass.com/ License: Copyright 2004 - Rod Apeldoorn Released under same license as validateUrlSyntax(). For details, contact me. |
| validateFtpSyntax( $ftpaddr, $options="" ) X-Ref |
| About ValidateFtpSyntax(): This function uses the ValidateUrlSyntax() function to easily check the syntax of an FTP address. It accepts the same options as ValidateURLSyntax but defaults them for FTP addresses. Usage: <code> validateFtpSyntax( url_to_check[, options]) </code> url_to_check - string - The url to check options - string - A optional string of options to set which parts of the url are required, optional, or not allowed. Each option must be followed by a "+" for required, "?" for optional, or "-" for not allowed. See ValidateUrlSyntax() docs for option list. The default options are changed to: s?H-S-E-F+u?P?a+I?p?f?q-r- Examples: <code> validateFtpSyntax('ftp://netscape.com') validateFtpSyntax('moz:iesucks@netscape.com') validateFtpSyntax('ftp://netscape.com:2121/browsers/ns7/', 'u-') </code> Author(s): Rod Apeldoorn - rod(at)canowhoopass(dot)com Homepage: http://www.canowhoopass.com/ License: Copyright 2004 - Rod Apeldoorn Released under same license as validateUrlSyntax(). For details, contact me. |
