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This is why people should learn to think instead of wasting there time copying code from tutorials.

 

What do you need to do?

 

1) Get the current url. - The $_SERVER array is the place to look.

2) Check to see if it start with the string 'www'. substr will help you do this.

 

I'm not going to provide the code for you because it won't help you.

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Why learn to code when you can simply C+P from a tutorial? If anything goes wrong, just post in a forum like this. Eventually you'll find someone silly enough to code for you for free. Web security should be taken care of in a language as complex as PHP :D

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