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I was wanting to know how I could add 2 extra characters to allowed characters. The 2 I want to add are [ ]. Can someone point me in the right direction as to what to edit. thanks

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Warning: Please Post your Problem in the Correct Thread !!!

You can simply use them in Regular Expressions by putting a backslash(\) before them.
Example:

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if (preg_match("([a-zA-Z\[\]]+)", $username))

This will allow Lowercase and Uppercase A-Z and [ and ] characters.

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ok thanks ankur

Merged on Jul 20 2012 at 10:55:58:
LOL. I forgot to ask which file do i modify. That would help.

Edited by Vyper69 on 20-07-2012 16:55, 12 y

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Vyper69 wrote:

ok thanks ankur

Merged on Jul 20 2012 at 10:55:58:
LOL. I forgot to ask which file do i modify. That would help.

You also forgot to ask where do you want to allow those characters... ? B)

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yes i did thanks. I wan them to be allowed in registration and login. For the use of clan tags. I am with a clan and this is how we used to use our tags. [FPS]Vyper.

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Edit /includes/classes/UserFieldsInput.class.php. Find this piece of Code :

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   private function _settUserName() {
      global $locale;
      $this->_userName = isset($_POST['user_name']) ? stripinput(trim(preg_replace("/ +/i", " ", $_POST['user_name']))) : "";

      if ($this->_userName != "" && $this->_userName != $this->userData['user_name']) {
         if (!preg_check("/^[-0-9A-Z_@\s]+$/i", $this->_userName)) {
            $this->_setError("user_name", $locale['u120']);
         } else {
            $name_active = dbcount("(user_id)", DB_USERS, "user_name='".$this->_userName."'");
            $name_inactive = dbcount("(user_code)", DB_NEW_USERS, "user_name='".$this->_userName."'");
            if ($name_active == 0 && $name_inactive == 0) {
               $this->_userLogFields[] = "user_name";
               $this->_setDBValue("user_name", $this->_userName);
            } else {
               $this->_setError("user_name", $locale['u121']);
            }
         }
      } else {
         $this->_setError("user_name", $locale['u122'], true);
      }
   }

Now Change this Line in this Code :

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if (!preg_check("/^[-0-9A-Z_@\s]+$/i", $this->_userName)) {

to :

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if (!preg_check("/^[-0-9A-Z_@\s\[\]]+$/i", $this->_userName)) {

Done !

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:G Awesome works perfect, thank ankur

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— 1 year later —

please how do I add characters to act from Czech Republic as:

ě š č ř ž ý á í é

Thank you.

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Falk

answered 14 May 2014 at 05:38 PM

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Start with an switch activation for your locale set,
Replace any instance of preg_match where you need these chars to work.
As described above for registration

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if (!preg_check("/^[\w-0-9A-Z_@\s\[\]]+$/i", $this->_userName)) {

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private function _settUserName() { 
 global $locale; 
 $this->_userName = isset($_POST['user_name']) ? stripinput(trim(preg_replace("/ +/i", " ", $_POST['user_name']))) : ""; 

 if ($this->_userName != "" && $this->_userName != $this->userData['user_name']) { 
[color=#ff3300] if (!preg_check("/^[-0-9A-Z_@\s]+$/i", $this->_userName)) {[/color]
 $this->_setError("user_name", $locale['u120']); 
 } else { 
 $name_active = dbcount("(user_id)", DB_USERS, "user_name='".$this->_userName."'"); 
 $name_inactive = dbcount("(user_code)", DB_NEW_USERS, "user_name='".$this->_userName."'"); 
 if ($name_active == 0 && $name_inactive == 0) { 
 $this->_userLogFields[] = "user_name"; 
 $this->_setDBValue("user_name", $this->_userName); 
 } else { 
 $this->_setError("user_name", $locale['u121']); 
 } 
 } 
 } else { 
 $this->_setError("user_name", $locale['u122'], true); 
 } 
 }

Ten červený řádek bys měl nahradit takto:

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if (!preg_check("/^[-0-9A-Z_@\s\&#283;\š\&#269;\&#345;\ý\á\í\é]+$/i", $this->_userName)) {

I did this and it did not help me still says that the characters are not supported.
pls help me.

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Falk

answered 15 May 2014 at 08:50 PM

Super Admin

Start with my line above your post. Please note the \w addition, it might be all you need.

If you still have problems you can try this,

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if (!preg_match("/^[\p{L}a-zA-Z\s]+$/", $this->_userName)) {

There are also ranges for unicode @ http://www.unicode.org/

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Unfortunately I still have a problem or your advice helped. butt with [] mentions went out to work these brackets. But my characters do not work :-/

Where can you be more error? :-(

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CrackCZ wrote:

Unfortunately I still have a problem or your advice helped. butt with [] mentions went out to work these brackets. But my characters do not work :-/

Where can you be more error? :-(

Hi! The "fix" what Domi showed is working. Just replace the code with this:

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if (!preg_check("/^[\w-0-9A-Z_@\s\[\]]+$/i", $this->_userName)) {

I tested all characters you mentioned so I think it should also work with other letters with diacritic. If you have still problems, just replace the UserFieldsInput.class.php file with the file I attached (you need to extract it first).

Arevind attached the following file:

userfieldsinputclass_3.rar [No information available / 279 Downloads]

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Still I wrote that use invalid characters (with registration)

there is a change to be allowed full all the characters? because I really do not know :-(

Edited by CrackCZ on 18-05-2014 09:19, 10 y

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Falk

answered 18 May 2014 at 09:11 PM

Super Admin

Is your site running on Czech locale or is it English?
You need to have the Czech locale defined in locale/global.php

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// Locale Settings
setlocale(LC_TIME, "cs_CS.utf8","CS"); // Linux Server (Windows may differ)
$locale['charset'] = "utf-8";
$locale['xml_lang'] = "cs";
$locale['tinymce'] = "cs";
$locale['phpmailer'] = "cs";

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I use a location in Czech / locale / English / global.php is

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// Locale Settings
setlocale(LC_TIME, "cs_CS.utf8","CS"); // Linux Server (Windows may differ)
$locale['charset'] = "utf-8";
$locale['xml_lang'] = "cs";
$locale['tinymce'] = "cs";
$locale['phpmailer'] = "cs";
$locale['recaptcha'] = "cs";

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Falk

answered 19 May 2014 at 08:47 AM

Super Admin

Everything you should need are in the responses here. The fixes provided are working for other people who have tested them.
You will need to tinker and experiment.
It might be your environment that causes your problem, try other hosts.
Dont run on your own local wamp, xamp installation.

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Hello, yesterday I was contacted Arevind using Skype. We tried to look for the error and found this: If you use Slovak translation so my problem is solved and the characters that need work. But when I use the back Czech location features you can not use.

We tried to look for the difference between these locations but we could not find him. Do you know where the problem might be?

PHPFusion CZ: http://www.phpfusion.cz/news.php
PHPFusion SK: http://www.php-fusion.sk/news.php

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Falk

answered 21 May 2014 at 12:06 PM

Super Admin

I did some research for you.

Try the following methods for your locale/yourlocale/global.php

Replace current section of with one of the below samples, try these one at a time.
Do a hard reload of your page for each test.
Please let us know the results.

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// Locale Settings
setlocale(LC_TIME, "cs_CZ.utf8","CS"); // Linux Server (Windows may differ)
$locale['charset'] = "utf-8";
$locale['xml_lang'] = "cs";
$locale['tinymce'] = "cs";
$locale['phpmailer'] = "cs";


// Locale Settings
setlocale(LC_TIME, "cs_CZ.ISO8859-2","CZ"); // Linux Server (Windows may differ)
$locale['charset'] = "utf-8";
$locale['xml_lang'] = "cs";
$locale['tinymce'] = "cs";
$locale['phpmailer'] = "cs";


// Locale Settings
setlocale(LC_TIME, "cs_CZ","CZ");
$locale['charset'] = "Windows-1250";
$locale['xml_lang'] = "cs";
$locale['tinymce'] = "cs";
$locale['phpmailer'] = "cs";

Edited by N/A on 21-05-2014 12:12, 10 y

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Unfortunately, none of the codes you send does not work. I tried global.php file from / locate / Slovakia / copy to / locate / Czech / a features work but the whole language of the site is translated into different characters, and the text is not readable.

I tried to copy only the local line from global.php (Slovakia)

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// Locale Settings
setlocale(LC_ALL, 'sk_SK', 'slovak');
$locale['charset'] = "Windows-1250";
$locale['xml_lang'] = "sk";
$locale['tinymce'] = "sk";
$locale['phpmailer'] = "sk";

and put it into english global.php but it did not help.

So they know the problem is in global.php but it has to be something more than just

// Locale Settings

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