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<?php

$var="http://www.google.com";

$myvar = explode("//", $var);

echo $myvar[1];

?>

 

you will need an array for multiple values in one variable.

 

this will produce www.google.com or www.www.com

but I need to produce only google.com and www.com

 

any idea

Here's a solution that uses the parse_url() function:

<?php
$vars = array();
$vars[]="http://www.website.com";
$vars[]="http://website.com";
$vars[]="www.website.com";
$vars[]="http://www.www.com";
$vars[]="http://www.com";
foreach($vars as $url) {
   echo 'Original url: ' . $url . "<br>\n";  //debug
   if (strtolower(substr($url,0,7)) != 'http://') $url = 'http://' . $url;
   $tmp = parse_url($url);
   $tmp2 = explode('.',$tmp['host']);
   if (count($tmp2) > 2) $dmp = array_shift($tmp2);
   echo implode('.',$tmp2)."<br>\n";
}
?>

 

Ken

Actually, I think you will need to use explode_assoc().

 

Update: Skip the above statement I just made - do this:

 

<?php

$var="http://www.google.com";

$myvars = explode(".", trim($var, "http://"));

echo $myvars[0];
echo ".";
echo $myvars[2];

?>

I finally made my own

 

$var="http://www.site.com";

$var="http://www.subdomain.site.com";

$var="http://www.www.site.com";

$var="http://www.www.com";

$var="www.com";

$var="http://www.phpfreaks.com/forums/index.php?action=post;topic=171945.0;num_replies=6";

 

etc....

 

<?php
$query=parse_url(htmlspecialchars(trim($var)), PHP_URL_HOST);
$myvar= explode(".", $query);
$totalIndex=count($myvar);
$ext=$myvar[$totalIndex-1];
$domainName=$myvar[$totalIndex-2];
$query=$domainName.'.'.$ext;
?>

 

just tested and works gr8 for every urls

Yes it does. Here are the results I get for those two examples:

Original url: http://www.subdomain.site.com
subdomain.site.com
Original url: http://www.www.site.com
www.site.com
Original url: www.subdomain.site.com
subdomain.site.com
Original url: www.www.site.com
www.site.com

 

Ken

Yes it does. Here are the results I get for those two examples:

Original url: http://www.subdomain.site.com
subdomain.site.com
Original url: http://www.www.site.com
www.site.com
Original url: www.subdomain.site.com
subdomain.site.com
Original url: www.www.site.com
www.site.com

 

Ken

 

yes but I said only name plus extension not the www or subdomain prefix

When you have something like http://www.www.example.com/ only the first "www." is the prefix, the rest is the domain (or subdomain). Since now you're saying you only want the true domain part replace this line in my code

<?php
if (count($tmp2) > 2) $dmp = array_shift($tmp2);
?>

with

<?php
while (count($tmp2) > 2) $dmy = array_shift($tmp2);
?>

 

Ken

When you have something like http://www.www.example.com/ only the first "www." is the prefix, the rest is the domain (or subdomain). Since now you're saying you only want the true domain part replace this line in my code

<?php
if (count($tmp2) > 2) $dmp = array_shift($tmp2);
?>

with

<?php
while (count($tmp2) > 2) $dmy = array_shift($tmp2);
?>

 

Ken

 

now seems it's 100% perfect.

works on all example urls.

thanks ken for you help

Here is my code, reworked to satisfy this new condition:

<?php
$vars = array();
$vars[]="http://www.website.com";
$vars[]="http://website.com";
$vars[]="www.website.com";
$vars[]="http://www.www.com";
$vars[]="http://www.com";
$vars[]="http://www.phpfreaks.com/forums/index.php?action=post;topic=171945.0;num_replies=6";
$vars[]='http://site.com/';
$vars[]='site.com';
$vars[]='http://www.subdomain.site.com';
$vars[]='http://www.www.site.com';
$vars[]='www.subdomain.site.com';
$vars[]='www.www.site.com';
$vars[]="http://111.11.11.11/";
$vars[]="111.11.11.11/";
$vars[]='this.is.12.test.com';
foreach($vars as $url) {
   echo 'Original url: ' . $url . "\n";
   if (strtolower(substr($url,0,7)) != 'http://') $url = 'http://' . $url;
   $tmp = parse_url($url);
   $tmp2 = explode('.',$tmp['host']);
   if (count($tmp2) != 4 || !is_ip_addr($tmp2))
      while (count($tmp2) > 2) $dmy = array_shift($tmp2);
   echo implode('.',$tmp2)."\n";
}

function is_ip_addr($ary) {
  $ok = true;
  foreach($ary as $part)
        $ok = is_numeric($part);
  return ($ok);
}
?>

 

Ken

Here is my code, reworked to satisfy this new condition:

<?php
$vars = array();
$vars[]="http://www.website.com";
$vars[]="http://website.com";
$vars[]="www.website.com";
$vars[]="http://www.www.com";
$vars[]="http://www.com";
$vars[]="http://www.phpfreaks.com/forums/index.php?action=post;topic=171945.0;num_replies=6";
$vars[]='http://site.com/';
$vars[]='site.com';
$vars[]='http://www.subdomain.site.com';
$vars[]='http://www.www.site.com';
$vars[]='www.subdomain.site.com';
$vars[]='www.www.site.com';
$vars[]="http://111.11.11.11/";
$vars[]="111.11.11.11/";
$vars[]='this.is.12.test.com';
foreach($vars as $url) {
   echo 'Original url: ' . $url . "\n";
   if (strtolower(substr($url,0,7)) != 'http://') $url = 'http://' . $url;
   $tmp = parse_url($url);
   $tmp2 = explode('.',$tmp['host']);
   if (count($tmp2) != 4 || !is_ip_addr($tmp2))
      while (count($tmp2) > 2) $dmy = array_shift($tmp2);
   echo implode('.',$tmp2)."\n";
}

function is_ip_addr($ary) {
  $ok = true;
  foreach($ary as $part)
        $ok = is_numeric($part);
  return ($ok);
}
?>

 

Ken

 

well done ken

you are really a far better than genius.

this is the gr8 logical help I have ever got from phpfreaks

 

phpfreaks rocks :)

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