I am trying to set it so that I can validate an email with the following
regexp:
// Make an attempt to validate an email layout
if(!preg_match("/([.*-\w])@+([.-\w])+\.+([.-\w])/", $e_)){
$error = "Not a valid email address";
}
Now this works great to prevent something like @$.com or @#.%343.com,
but at the same time, it does not allow: @*.1.com
Is there a way to setup this regexp to validate wildcard domains, but
still keep the functionality to block "invalid" email characters?
Thanks
-J
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