adding text to variable

[J.]

I have an email login screen that sends the username and password to
an authentication screen. I designate the username with the name of
the input, i.e. <input type="text" name="username"> with 'user'
entered sends $username=user to the php authentication page. The
problem is, to log in, users have to enter 'user+domain.com' in the
user name (ISP requirement). Is there a php script I can add to the
login page so that a user can just type their user name and the code
will automatically add '+domain.com' to the end of it and send it as
$username=user+domain.com?

[Ian.H]

On Wed, 15 Oct 2003 19:16:30 -0700, J. wrote:

I have an email login screen that sends the username and password to an
authentication screen. I designate the username with the name of the
input, i.e. <input type="text" name="username"> with 'user' entered sends
$username=user to the php authentication page. The problem is, to log in,
users have to enter 'user+domain.com' in the user name (ISP requirement).
Is there a php script I can add to the login page so that a user can just
type their user name and the code will automatically add '+domain.com' to
the end of it and send it as $username=user+domain.com?

$domain = 'foo.com';
$username .= $domain;
The '.=' operator appends the latter to the former.
HTH =)

Regards,

Ian

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