you can use array split $site_arr=split("@", "http://info

How can we extract string 'abc.com' from a string
"http://info@abc.com" using regular expression of PHP

Question Posted / gaurav

Answer Posted / gaurav

you can use array split
$site_arr=split("@", "http://info@abc.com");
$site_name=$site_arr[1];

$site_name will have the value abc.com.

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