Below is the part of the script that needs modifying. Currently it will match any word directly after the @ in the email address supplied by the user. I need it to be able to match any word either directly after the @ or with another word and dot (.) preceding, example: user@domain.com should match domain, user@someword.domain.com should also match domain regardless of the .someword in front (which changes user to user and is there for some but not others.
PHP CODE:
preg_match('|@([0-9a-zA-Z]+)\.|i', $username, $match);
via Chebli Mohamed
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