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PHP Question - Server varialbes

ianhobo · 2008-07-24 10:25:21

Hi, I am debugging/fixing an php web app (my php isn't the best, hence this question) for a given server, the $_SERVER would be a.mydomain.com Is there a server variable to get only the subdomain part? I.e just the 'a' from the 'a.mydomain.com' or will I have to get a substring or use a regular expression? It's a trivial…

24-07-2008 10:25AM

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ianhobo

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Hi,
I am debugging/fixing an php web app (my php isn't the best, hence this question)

for a given server, the $_SERVER would be a.mydomain.com

Is there a server variable to get only the subdomain part? I.e just the 'a' from the 'a.mydomain.com' or will I have to get a substring or use a regular expression?

It's a trivial question I know, but I'm curious

Thanks

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#2 24-07-2008 11:06AM

ianhobo

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I'm just going with the substring option

Thanks

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#3 24-07-2008 01:19PM

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ianhobo wrote: »

Thanks

No problem.

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#4 24-07-2008 01:37PM

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Ya'll come back now ya hear?!

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