Brad, or any one else
Thank you for posting in the news groups
I'm very new to programing in fact I have only copied the "helo
world" stuff from a book into the IDE thus far.
However I'm following the news groups to learn from other peoples
questions
Your solution looks like the same expression three times one before
the @ sign one after the @ sign and one after the (DOT sign) except
for the extra + sign in the first one? "\w+([-+.]\w+)*" can you tell
me the meaning of this? I think "*" is a wild card (at least it was
in my DOS days)
Thank you in advance from a true newbe,
Randy
Brad Prendergast said:
hi everyone, I have a textbox which contains the e-mail address of
user, but I have no Idea how to apply the regular expression in
VB.net, what would be the solution for the is e-mail given in text
box have proper format (e.g (e-mail address removed)), can anyone tell me
the solution for this, the reply would be appriciated.... thanx
In the simplest form:
\w+([-+.]\w+)*@\w+([-.]\w+)*\.\w+([-.]\w+)*
should give you what you're looking for...
-- Brad Prendergast
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