When you set the characters allowed in usernames as .. a-zA-Z0-9 .. it doesn't allow spaces, how do you allow them?

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When you set the characters allowed in usernames as ..

a-zA-Z0-9

.. it doesn't allow spaces, how do you allow them?

:unsure:

you can - will mess up database ;)

When you set the characters allowed in usernames as ..

a-zA-Z0-9

.. it doesn't allow spaces, how do you allow them?

:unsure:

you can - will mess up database ;)

When you set the characters allowed in usernames as ..

a-zA-Z0-9

.. it doesn't allow spaces, how do you allow them?

:unsure:

you can - will mess up database ;)

When you set the characters allowed in usernames as ..

a-zA-Z0-9

.. it doesn't allow spaces, how do you allow them?

:unsure:

you can - will mess up database ;)

When you set the characters allowed in usernames as ..

a-zA-Z0-9

.. it doesn't allow spaces, how do you allow them?

:unsure:

you can - will mess up database ;)

holy crap....not only is that wrong....but you are wrong like 40 times. I haven't played with 2.2 yet, but try using this instead of what you are using: \w\s
You could also try just leaving a space before or after your above code.
I am assuming that that is just regex ;)

holy crap....not only is that wrong....but you are wrong like 40 times. I haven't played with 2.2 yet, but try using this instead of what you are using: \w\s

You could also try just leaving a space before or after your above code.

I am assuming that that is just regex ;)

I thought you cant have em because of the SQL - I know you can in Displaynames

Display names are stored in sql too.....how would they be any different from usernames? O_o

Display names are stored in sql too.....how would they be any different from usernames? O_o

I don't know - sorry I wasnt thinking right.