Hi,
If you are doing it with \p{L}, then you don't need to worry about converting the .conf file into BOM :)
If you look in private/Community/User.pm, you should see:
# -------------------------------------------------------------------
my $username = shift;
(defined $username and length $username) or return 1;
if (defined $CFG->{signup_username_regex} and length $CFG->{signup_username_regex}) {
return ($username =~ /$CFG->{signup_username_regex}/) ? 0 : 1;
}
return 1;
}
Can you tweak it a bit to see some debug:
# -------------------------------------------------------------------
my $username = shift;
(defined $username and length $username) or return 1;
print $IN->header;
print qq|$username =~ /$CFG->{signup_username_regex}/\n|;
if (defined $CFG->{signup_username_regex} and length $CFG->{signup_username_regex}) {
return ($username =~ /$CFG->{signup_username_regex}/) ? 0 : 1;
}
return 1;
}
Then see what it gives you when you try and signup again.
Andy (mod)
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If you are doing it with \p{L}, then you don't need to worry about converting the .conf file into BOM :)
If you look in private/Community/User.pm, you should see:
Code:
sub cuser_un_isinvalid { # -------------------------------------------------------------------
my $username = shift;
(defined $username and length $username) or return 1;
if (defined $CFG->{signup_username_regex} and length $CFG->{signup_username_regex}) {
return ($username =~ /$CFG->{signup_username_regex}/) ? 0 : 1;
}
return 1;
}
Can you tweak it a bit to see some debug:
Code:
sub cuser_un_isinvalid { # -------------------------------------------------------------------
my $username = shift;
(defined $username and length $username) or return 1;
print $IN->header;
print qq|$username =~ /$CFG->{signup_username_regex}/\n|;
if (defined $CFG->{signup_username_regex} and length $CFG->{signup_username_regex}) {
return ($username =~ /$CFG->{signup_username_regex}/) ? 0 : 1;
}
return 1;
}
Then see what it gives you when you try and signup again.
Andy (mod)
andy@ultranerds.co.uk
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