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Valid username characters - Excess - Feb 20th, 2012 I just upgraded a formtools installation to core version 2.2.1 from 1.x.x. In 1.x.x we set the client's usernames to be the same as thier email address. In the current build I get an error that reads: The client's user name may only consist of alphanumeric characters (a-Z and 0-9). Is there any way to allow the '@' symbol in a username? RE: Valid username characters - Ben - Feb 24th, 2012 Hi Excess, I'm afraid not... are you in a situation where you can't change the username? Or are you using email for username? - Ben RE: Valid username characters - Excess - Feb 24th, 2012 (Feb 24th, 2012, 3:01 PM)Ben Wrote: Hi Excess, I was hoping for a setting that could be used to override this requirement, but I will make do. Email address was the username. I will chop the @ sign and domain off the currnet username and send out an email to let users know thier login has changed. Thanks for the info. RE: Valid username characters - Ben - Mar 2nd, 2012 That's a pain, sorry about that. And I like the fact that you used to be able to use the @ symbol for the username. Emails are far better in most cases as the username. If you haven't already done so, don't send out those emails. I'll include a change in 2.2.2 that makes it work like before. It'll be released next week. - Ben |