Printing (sub)domain, stripping .com?

Hi, simple question.. I have 10 sub-domains pointing to my index.php file..

Question: How can I print the keyword of the sub.domain on page?
( example: keyword.domain.com )



Thanks for help,

Brian

 

Use explode()

$peices = explode('.', $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST']);
echo $peices[0];

will print out the keyword of the sub domain.

 

Hey There,

dannywwww is correct, explode will do the job perfectly.

I've made it into a function, to check the HTTP_HOST is set and then split the sub-domain out of it into an array - It will check the element of the array before returning it, else an error.

echo 'Current Sub-Domain is:' . getSubDomain();

function getSubDomain() {
	if(isset($_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'])) {
		$subDomain = Array();
		$subDomain = explode('.', $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST']);
		if(isset($subDomain[0])) {
			return $subDomain[0];
		} else {
			return 'Failed getting sub-domain for ' . $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'];
		}
	}
}

PHP:

Regards,

Steve

 

Hey, much thanks to both of you.. Danny's snippet just did the job perfectly

 

Only problem is if someone adds the www before the subdomain:

www.subdomain.domain.com

will return "www"

Here's a better function:

function subDomain($domain) 
{
	$host = $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST']; 
	$parts = explode('.',$host);
	$where = array_search($domain,$parts);
	$sub = $parts[$where-1];
	if ($sub == 'www' || $sub == '') {
            return('No sub-domain');
	}
	return ($sub);
}

$domain = "YOURDOMAIN.COM";
echo "Subdomain is " . subDomain($domain);

PHP: