Zend_Validate_EmailAddress
Zend_Validate_Hostname
$hostnameValidator
(line 56)
Local object for validating the hostname part of an email address
array
$_messages
= array() (line 49)
Array of validation failure messages
boolean
$_validateMx
= false (line 63)
Whether we check for a valid MX record via DNS
Constructor __construct (line 76)
Instantiates hostname validator for local use
You can pass a bitfield to determine what types of hostnames are allowed. These bitfields are defined by the ALLOW_* constants in Zend_Validate_Hostname The default is to allow DNS hostnames only
- integer $allow
- $validateMx
getMessages (line 214)
Defined by Zend_Validate_Interface
Returns array of validation failure messages
- Zend_Validate_Interface::getMessages()
- Returns an array of messages that explain why a previous isValid() call returned false
isValid (line 120)
Defined by Zend_Validate_Interface
Returns true if and only if $value is a valid email address according to RFC2822
- string $value
- Zend_Validate_Interface::isValid()
- Returns true if and only if $value meets the validation requirements
setValidateMx (line 104)
Set whether we check for a valid MX record via DNS
This only applies when DNS hostnames are validated
- boolean $allowed: Set allowed to true to validate for MX records, and false to not validate them
validateMxSupported (line 92)
Whether MX checking via dns_get_mx is supported or not
This currently only works on UNIX systems
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