SpoofMail validates an email by checking the email's structure, finding the email's MX-Records and checking that the email has not been generated from a temporary or fake email provider.<\/p>\n\n
SpoofMail provides an asyncronous javascript function for validating emails and can also be used as a jQuery plugin if jQuery is available. (jQuery is not required)\nFunctions exist for both PHP & JavaScript.<\/p>\n\n
The functions provided:<\/p>\n\n
The SpoofMail PHP function takes an email and an optional callback function.\nThe function also returns a simple Boolean for 'pass' or 'fail'.\nThe callback contains one argument with an array of failed checks or NULL if the email passed all checks.<\/p>\n\n
sm_verify_email( $email, $callback )<\/p>\n\n
The SpoofMail JavaScript function takes an email and a callback function.\nThe callback contains two arguments. The first is a simple object containing the 'pass' or 'fail' status and an array of failed checks.\nThe second argument contains the entire response object and can mostly be ignored.<\/p>\n\n
spoofMail(email, callback)<\/p>\n\n
The JavaScript function is also available as a jQuery function if jQuery is included.<\/p>\n\n
$.spoofMail(email, callback)<\/p>\n\n