Date: 09/30/00
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I have seen many examples using ereg to validate email addresses, but none
for checking the so called "nasty characters" such as #!{}. etc. While I
consider myself a step up from a php rookie - whatever that may be - I
don't have a strong perl background and thus ereg calls look very scary to
me ;) So far I have gotten along fine with strstr. If anyone could steer me
in the right direction that would be appreciated.
- Craig Simons
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