Ovid Says >
To be honest, while I don't know a simple answer for this, the reality is
that this answer doesn't work very well. People can easily type stuff like:
http://blogs.server.somehost.co.uk/
http://foo.co.uk/
https://www.host.com/
Keith Says >
Hmm... I agree with you. It's the same
$domain =~ s/^http:\/\///;
Regardless of what they enter, you should end up with just 'domain.tld' or
'sub.domain.tld' if the name being forward using sub domains - like many
ISPs do for free hosting space.
Hope that helps...
~Keith Szlamp
http://szlamp.com
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