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Even from http://emailregex.com http://emailregex.com, a popular regular expression summary for email, states it can only catch 99.99% of validate emails. Howev
by chenster 10y ago
Even from http://emailregex.com http://emailregex.com, a popular regular expression summary for email, states it can only catch 99.99% of validate emails. However, I still like to include some basic form of email validation both on the client and server side, plus the activation email.
- AgentME 10y ago>However, I still like to include some basic form of email validation both on the client and server side I worry you're more likely to permanently block a set of users with valid email addresses than prevent a user from making a typo.
- chenster 10y agoThe key here is "BASIC", something like [a-z]@[a-z] so at least they will have a at sign. Did you even read?