I\'m using PEAR Mail package in many projects, sending mails via smtp method. But I found out there\'s a problem with IDN domains (like tüv.de). The PEAR package rejects mails containing german umlau
Using jQuery 1.5 or 1.5.1, any ajax() calls to encoded Internationalized domain names (IDN) (like xn--bcher-kva.ch) seems to fail in Internet Explorer 8. It worked fine in jQuery 1.4.4 and also with 1
I am using the URI class to break apart a string url. The getHost() method returns null when there are special characters in it.
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Using cURL with an accented URL, I cannot get content if CURLO开发者_高级运维PT_RETURNTRANSFER = true.
In my rails app, i convert a idn url to punycode and back to idn. 开发者_StackOverflowBut if i have a url like this http://日本語.jp (without www.)
Based on this post link text i came up with a regex for javascript \\b(([\\w-]+:\\/\\/?|[\\w\\d]+[.])?[^\\s()<>]+[.](?:\\([\\w\\d]+\\)|([^`!()\\[\\]{};:\'\".,<>?«»“”‘’\\s]|\\/)))
im doing a site to check, register, etc of domains, i have to make it IDN compliant. Right now i have something like this:
I’m currently working on a “proper” URI validator, and currently it all comes down to hostname validation; the rest isn’t that tricky.
I need help building a regular expression that can properly match an URL inside free text. scheme One of the following: ftp, http, https (is ftps a protocol?)
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