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Thread began 10/06/2014 8:40 am by russb335115 | Last modified 10/09/2014 8:37 am by Jason Byrnes | 2025 views | 13 replies |

russb335115

Security assist help

Is it possible to prevent certain email address from registering on a website?

Example: I don't want anyone with an @yahoo.com or @gmail.com to be able to register as a user.

Thanks

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Jason ByrnesWebAssist

you could hand code a check for the email address filed:

<?php
if(isset($_POST['email'])) {
$emailArray = explode("@", strtolower($_POST['email']));
if(is_array($emailArray)) {
if(in_array("yahoo.com", $emailArray) || in_array("gmail.com", $emailArray)) {
header("Location: pageName.php?badDomain=true");
}
}
}
?>



this will redirect to page called pageName.php with a badDomainURL variable
pageName.php?badDomain=true"

use an if statement to show an error message if the bad domain uRL = true:
<?php if(isset($_GET['badDomain']) && $_GET['badDomain'] == "true" ) { ?>nope<?php } ?>

you can of course edit the page name in the code.

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russb335115

Great,

Thank you Jason,

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Jason ByrnesWebAssist

you're welcome.

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russb335115

This code goes on the register page?

The first part goes before the Head tag?

The second part is attached to the email field?

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Jason ByrnesWebAssist

yes, the first part goes at line 1, the second snippet where you want the error to display.

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russb335115

Well I think I have it right but not getting the results. If you have a moment can you check it out: (see pm)

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Jason ByrnesWebAssist

on your page the name of the email element is:
Registration_group_4_Email

did you edit the code to use the correct form element name?


you will need to change:
$_POST['email']

to:
$_POST['Registration_group_4_Email']

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russb335115

Still not working, do I need to also change this: $_POST['Registration_submit']

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Jason ByrnesWebAssist

I'll need to troubleshoot directly, see the private message section.

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