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I am working on an email form.
I wondered if there was a restriction on sending php emails to email addresses such as info@domain.cc emails? The .cc is the ending url. Will this affect it?
Any help would be great.
Cheers,
mark
As far as I know, there are no PHP restrictions regarding the email address formating.
You might run into some problems if you are trying to send an email to an address composed out of asian characters, for example, due to possible encoding conflicts, but otherwise you’re ok.
I made a mailing script once to prank my friends with fake mails and I was able to send mails to addresses that didn’t even contain ab @.
This sort of restrictions are mostly up to you, the developer. Otherwise, it would be a bad idea since you can have valid email addresses that aren’t even in the username@domain.extension format.