EEmailSmtpValidator validates that the attribute value is a valid e-mail address, using SMTP.
It is heavily based on SMTP_validateEmail and uses Net/DNS on plattforms without getmxrr.
This validator should be considered as an improvement of EEmailValidator.
Citing the author of the SMTP email validation class: "this class is meant to be a secondary validation of an email address after the email syntax is validated. It can also provide intermediate email validation before sending a confirmation email to the email address, which does not provide user feedback if the email is invalid - and thus loss of users."
protected/extensionsIn the model:
public $email; public function rules() { return array( array('email', 'application.extensions.emailsmtpvalidator.EEmailSmtpValidator', 'strictValidation'=>true, 'nameServers'=>array('192.168.0.1'))) }
/** * SMTP Port */ private $port = 25; /** * Nameservers to use when make DNS query for MX entries * @var Array $nameservers */ private $nameServers = array('localhost'); /** * How many seconds to wait before each attempt to connect to the * destination e-mail server * * @var integer */ private $timeOut = 10; /** * How many seconds to wait for data exchanged with the server. * Set to a non zero value if the data timeout will be different * than the connection timeout. * * @var integer */ private $dataTimeOut = 5; /** * The address of the sending user * * @var string */ private $sender = 'postmaster@localhost'; /** * If it is not possible to verify if the e-mail address is id, * and this flag is set to true, then the validation will fail. * * @var boolean */ private $strictValidation = false;
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did anyone using this ext? teach me please.. i dont understand 'nameServers'=>array('192.168.0.1')))
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