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I have a form that reads in an email address. I get things like name@yaoo.com. I would like to catch these common mistakes and correct them. However, sometimes the thing I'm looking at is correctly typed on the left side of the @. So if someone has a valid yaoo@yahoo.com I don't want to make this replacement. So, I only want to look at what is on the right side of the @. I have tried including the @ in my compare/replace but that doesn't seem to work at all. Any ideas how I might do this? $action = "first"; if (isset ($_POST['action'])) $action = $_POST['action']; if ($action == 'first') { print "<form method='post' action='fixResource.php'>"; print "<input type='text' name='emailIn' value='$emailIn'>\n"; print "<input type='hidden' name='action' value='second'>\n"; print "<input TYPE='SUBMIT' NAME='Agree' VALUE='Give this a try'>\n"; } if ($action == 'second') { $email = $_POST['emailIn']; $email = str_ireplace('@yaoo','@yahoo',$email,$change); if ($change > 0) print "Warning - email address has been changed.<br><br>"; }
