Using ereg_replace : ereg_replace « String « PHP

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Using ereg_replace

 
<?php

    $s = '[email protected]';

    echo ereg_replace ('([[:alpha:]]+)@([[:alpha:]]+)\.([[:alpha:]]{2,4})',
      '\1 at \2 dot \3', $s)

?>










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