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Using target on lander without domain TLD (5)

03-01-2012 10:08 PM #1 andy_d (Veteran Member)
Using target on lander without domain TLD

For those who use the target/keyword on their landing pages, here's an easy way to make it look a little more legit if you see it fit within your landers.

Basically, if your target has a "." anywhere in it, it's going to split it up. This isn't flawless, especially if you're targeting subdomains. This will work for simple url targets such as:

something.com
something.org
something.net

It'll also capitalise the first letter..

Code:

		if(isset($_GET["keyword"]))
		{
			$target = $_GET["keyword"];	
			$tmpArray = explode(".", $target);
			$sitename = ucfirst($tmpArray[0]);	
		}

For the above examples,

something.com
something.org
something.net

$sitename will be equal to "Something"

You can then use <?php echo $sitename ?> on your pages.

03-04-2012 06:17 PM #2 presfox (Member)

for people copying and pasting the code, i would use <?= $sitename; ?> instead of what is posted above

03-04-2012 06:45 PM #3 ackbar22000 (Member)

on same spirit, I used this, javascript :

Code:

re = /(\w*)(?:\.{1}[a-z]{2,3})(?![a-z])/;
domainName = re.exec(keyword)[1];

Whatever you feed it, it will return something.com, like "welcome something.com visitor"

I do regex when I'm bored. :-)

03-19-2012 11:03 PM #4 robert75 (Member)

@andy...thanks for the tips I am going to test it out

03-21-2012 11:04 PM #5 harrypotter (Member)

Originally Posted by ackbar22000

on same spirit, I used this, javascript :

Code:

re = /(\w*)(?:\.{1}[a-z]{2,3})(?![a-z])/;
domainName = re.exec(keyword)[1];

Whatever you feed it, it will return something.com, like "welcome something.com visitor"

I do regex when I'm bored. :-)

cool!

anyway to get it to return something, instead of something.com?

respect to the regex master.

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