RE: Re: email validation (no regex)

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> 
> btw simply checking for a single '@' with a domain doesn't do 
> it... what if
> the user has 'foo@xxxxxxx' or 'r+foo@xxxxxxx'. will your 
> regex accept/deny
> this???

My function will quickly deny those because the DNS lookup for them will
immediately fail. Will your regex deny 'bogususer@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx'?  Should
it?

> welcome to the world of email validation

That's your world.  Mine is much simpler.  :o)  Seriously, I think Ben and
Manuel have it right.  A combination approach is probably most effective
(and complex).  I was hoping for a simple solution for the regex challenged.
Of course the old tried and true validation email that requires the user to
validate himself is the most fool-proof method, but thats not an on-the-fly
solution.

JM

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