1. On Oct 18 2005 @ 03:35 dustin wrote:

hahaha wow that's insanity. Does it even work?

3. On Oct 19 2005 @ 18:50 badfire wrote:

nice

5. On Oct 20 2005 @ 02:05 guest wrote:

Holy crap!  Nurse, get this man 1cc of Regular Expressions, stat!

7. On Oct 20 2005 @ 03:10 guest wrote:

indeed, this "man" is a genius.

9. On Oct 22 2005 @ 20:02 codecoaster wrote:

Reminds me a bit of this function I wrote after doing a 12 week course on JavaScript. I could have used a one line regular expression which anyone can download from the internet but as I hate the things I wrote this.

/********************************************************
 * Function:doEmail()                    *
 * Purpose : This function checks that an Email address  *
 * has been entered in the form. it checks for @ *
 * and ".". It makes sure that there is some  *
 * characters before @ and before ".". It also  *
 * ensures that the value after "." contains some*
 * characters but no more than four. As Email is *
 * an optional field it just alerts the customer *
 * if the eMail isn't quite right.    *
 * Input   : none          *
 * Output  : none      *
 * Author  : Rosemary Wood                               *
 * Date    : July 12th, 2005                             *
 * Notes   :This function was written by me to check that*
 * a valid eMail address is entered.             *
 * Limitations: It accepts non-alphanumeric chars*
 * as all Emails are accepted anyway this is not *
 * really a problem. Due to other commitments I  *
 * will have to leave it like this for the moment*
 * but it could be very easily changed to do this*
 ********************************************************/
function doEmail(e){
  var isE=false; //set local variable isE to false.
  var emCom=null;  //initialise local var emCom for holding end of eMail eg .com
  var eM=e.value; //assign value of billEmailAddress field to eM
  if(eM.indexOf("@")>=0){  //check that @ is in the address
     ema=eM.split("@");  //split string at @ and assign to ema
 if(ema[0].length>0){  //check that first position in ema array holds something    
    if(ema[1].indexOf(".")>=0){  //check that index[1] of ema has a dot in it
           emCom=ema[1].split(".");  //If it does then split at the dot and assign to emCom
       if(emCom[1].length<=4&&emCom[1].length>0){ //check that index[1] of emCom is greater than 0 and less than 4
      isE=true;   //if all these checks have been passed then set isE to true
       }
    }
     }
  }
if(!isE){   //if the eMail isnt valid
  alert("You have a very strange email address!"); //the customer is informed but not hassled
  document.buying.billEmailAddress.focus(); //focus could return to eMail address if all required fields completed
}
  //if isE isn't true alert customer that there's something strange about their eMail
}//this function only informs customer it doesn't change the eMail address or call doFocus because its not a required field

This was part of my final assessment and attached to a form. By the way I got a distinction lol.

11. On Mar 17 2006 @ 13:39 kaos wrote:

damn, this is crazy
i viewed the first function
and i didn't even want to read the rest ones
use regular expressions would really help

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