Introducing Quests: Tailored gamification & bridging in-person events with your community Mike Gitkos 11 hours ago11 hr
Posted January 18, 20232 yr Hi Guys. On many websites, when registering an account, there are only two fields, e-mail address and password. The username is set based on the email address, usually in its entirety or set based on what comes before the @ symbol e.g. emial: olivia.johnson@coldmail.com Username: Olivia.johnson My primitive working code looks like this: $GetNameEmail = substr($values['email_address'], 0, strrpos($values['email_address'], '@')); $member->name = ucfirst($GetNameEmail); I need to check if username is already in the database. How can I achieve it? Something like when registering via the social media method where if the nick is taken, we have to enter a different one.
