Thanks for your fast answer!
I know that regexps are stored in the .def files. I only wonder why some "user system fields" are not editable in the admin gui so that regexps can be changed there directly. Only custom user fields are editable for the moment. I wonder if there is a special reason for this...
Maybe, there are some places in the DBMan SQL code where user system fields are being checked (e.g. Username, Password)?
By the way - do you have a suggestion for a good username regexp that allows no "number only usernames" (\D+) and requires a minimum of 8 chars and a maximum of 12 chars {8,12}. What special signs would you exclude in addition?
Your help is being appreciated very much!
All the best,
liver
I know that regexps are stored in the .def files. I only wonder why some "user system fields" are not editable in the admin gui so that regexps can be changed there directly. Only custom user fields are editable for the moment. I wonder if there is a special reason for this...
Maybe, there are some places in the DBMan SQL code where user system fields are being checked (e.g. Username, Password)?
By the way - do you have a suggestion for a good username regexp that allows no "number only usernames" (\D+) and requires a minimum of 8 chars and a maximum of 12 chars {8,12}. What special signs would you exclude in addition?
Your help is being appreciated very much!
All the best,
liver
