Ask a php expert to help determine whether the last character of the host name is "National abbreviation". the Last Post is edited by kwdpx from 2013-07-0519: 05: 08 $ host & nbsp; www.abc.com; $ splitresultpreg_split (., $ host); & nbsp. split the host name to determine whether the last character of the host name is the country.
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$ Host = "www.abc.com ";
$ Splitresult = preg_split ("/\./", $ host); // Use "." to separate host names
// Determine whether the last character of the host name is the country abbreviation. If yes, the last three fields are Output. If no, the last two fields are output.
$ Countsplit = count ($ splitresult); // The largest element prime number in the array
$ Pattern2 = '/af | aq | at | au | be | bg | br | ca | ch | cl | cn | de | eg | es | fi | fr | gr | hk | hu | ie | il | in | iq | ir | is | it | jp | kr | mx | nl | no | nz | pe | ph | pr | pt | ru | se | sg | th | tr | tw | uk | us | za /'; // country abbreviation
If (preg_match ($ pattern2, $ splitresult [$ countsplit-1]) {
$ Matchesurl = "". $ splitresult [$ countsplit-3]. ".". $ splitresult [$ countsplit-2]. ".". $ splitresult [$ countsplit-1];
} Else {
$ Matchesurl = "". $ splitresult [$ countsplit-2]. ".". $ splitresult [$ countsplit-1];
}
$ Matchesurl = ltrim ("$ matchesurl ",".");
When $ host = "www.abc.com"; the above code is correct, you can get abc.com
When $ host = "www.abc.com.cn", the above code can also get abc.com.cn
However, when $ host = "www.abc.cn";, the above code does not get abc.cn correctly, but does get www.abc.cn by mistake.
Therefore, if the domain name contains aero | biz | cc | co | com | coop | edu | gov | info | int | mil | museum | name | nato | net | org | TV it also contains '/af | aq | at | au | be | bg | br | ca | ch | cl | cn | de | eg | es | fi | fr | gr | hk | hu | ie | il | in | iq | ir | is | it | jp | kr | mx | nl | no | nz | pe | ph | pr | pt | ru | se | sg | th | tr | tw | uk | us | za /'; // when the country is short for these, three fields are output, for example, www.abc.com.cn or www.abc.net.cn: abc.com.cn and abc.net.cn;
When the domain name does not contain com or net, only two fields are output, for example, www.abc.cn or www. abc. us. The two fields are output: abc.cn and abc. us ;.
Of course, the default value is $ host = "www.abc.com". In this case, two fields must be output, for example, abc.com.
That is, how to use the original code above, add a criterion $ pattern2 = '/af | aq | at | au | be | bg | br | ca | ch | cl | cn | de | eg | es | fi | fr | gr | hk | hu | ie | il | in | iq | ir | is | it | jp | kr | mx | nl | no | nz | pe | ph | pr | pt | ru | se | sg | th | tr | tw | uk | us | za /'; // country abbreviation
Include or not
Aero | biz | cc | co | com | coop | edu | gov | info | int | mil | museum | name | nato | net | org | TV
To make the above code more accurate, please help, thank you !!
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You can write as you want.
$ S = <TXT
Www2.abc.com.cn
Www3.abc.com.cn
Xx.xx.abc.com.cn
Www2.abc.cn
Www3.abc.cn
Xx.xx.abc.cn
Www2.abc. us
Www3.abc. us
Xx. xx. abc. us
TXT;
$ A = preg_split ("/[\ r \ n] +/", $ s); // domain name to be recognized
$ G = explode ('
