Use Gmail And Yahoo Email Only In Registration

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    Use Gmail And Yahoo Email Only In Registration

    Guys does anyone knows the code on how to restrict my site registration and let the users to use only gmail and yahoo email accounts. I have the code in my core.php
    function validemail($mail) but it only detects if the users email is in form of a-z to 1-0.. Anybody who could help me ang give the code? thanks in advance, keep rocking.!

    #2
    My site registration requires the user not to type their own password instead system generates it for them and send the password to the registered email. This feature is a good way to slow the multi-accounts problem in community site. But their are email services that was so eary to sign up with like yuurok and sometimes user user fast.ph or mail2.ph email add like in this way 6390918646464@fast.ph then after the registration the password will be sent to their mobile phone lol, coz fast.ph and mail2,ph is a mailtosms service. Thats why i will stick my registration to yahoo and gmail only or a code which i can block several email domains that i want to block.

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      #3
      Im nt using pc ryt nw bt il gve u an idea. Hav u got d script of kindatwap or wapnetph? Luk 4 d codings of upload via url. Ders dz code dat explodes d filename of d url. By simply changing d explode function instead of exploding / explode @ to get d domain. Nw use
      Code:
      if($string!=="yahoo.com"){ use yahoo and gmail only}else if($string!=="gmail.com"){ use yahoo and gmail only}else{ return true }
      note: corect me if i uses d if is not and else if not statement wrng. I sumhow 4got d ryt location of ! coz im jst using a phased out mobile phne lolz.

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        #4
        PHP Code:
        if(substr_count($string,"yahoo")>0||substr_count($string,"gmail")>0

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          #5
          anyone have the code to stop ppl signing up with an email thats in use on the site plz

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            #6
            Use select count?

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              #7
              Originally posted by something else View Post
              PHP Code:
              if(substr_count($string,"yahoo")>0||substr_count($string,"gmail")>0
              Thinking about it you may want to use an array rather than hard code lots of emails into your code eg:

              PHP Code:
              $email "foobar@ymail.con";
              $list = array("gmail","google","yahoo","ymail");
              $email explode("@",$email);
              $email str_replace($list,"@",$email[1]);
              if(
              substr_count($email,"@")>0){
              //ok
              }else{
              //not ok

              Last edited by something else; 28.05.10, 14:41.

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