Thanks all. I did do

echo $_POST['pkg']; 

but showed nothing.
But after i used

$pkg = $_POST['pkg'];
echo $pkg['1'];    // or $pkg[1]

all worked fine. Thanks

well im doing a simple mysql update like so

  $fdfsdfdsfsdf = mysql_query("UPDATE users SET available_earning=available_earning+0.0001 WHERE id  = '".$owner2."'")
or die(mysql_error());

and when there money reaches 0.9999 it will not go over to 1.0000

Thank you so much works like a dream. A big thank you.

So

/\.(com|net|co.uk|www.|http)/

Would work has well ? Look much easier to understand like that

Ok so i have just looked preg_math and think i get what you mean about the

/\.net/


Is this ok ? I am hoping this is right...

$line = "myurl.com  myurl.net";
if (preg_match("/\.net/\.com/\.co.uk/", $line, $match)) :
  print "Match found!";
endif;