Yes ereg family functions have been deprecated you need to use preg family functions instead. In your case, you should use preg_match instead.
Yes ereg family functions have been deprecated, you need to use preg family functions instead. In your case, you should use preg_match instead. That piece of code is equivalent to: if(empty($this->email) ||!
Preg_match('~^a-zA-Z0-9. _-+@a-zA-Z0-9. _-+\.
A-zA-Z{2,4}$~i', $this->email)) It can also be compacted to: if(empty($this->email) ||! Preg_match('~^\w. -+@\w.
-+\. A-zA-Z{2,4}$~i', $this->email)).
As @Sarfraz said ereg_* functions are deprecated and you should use preg_* instead. However in this case you shouldn't use regular expressions at all. There is function called filter_var() that allows you to validate some popular data formats (emails, URLs etc.) if (empty($this->email) || false == filter_var($this->email, FILTER_VALIDATE_EMAIL)) { // Empty or not valid email }.
Notabede email is an URL. ;) – Crozin Aug 22 '10 at 18:00.
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