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Case sensitive.
I asked a while ago but got no answer.
How can I go about making it so usernames aren't case sensitive? |
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This would require a LOT of file edits and I'm not even sure if it is possible.
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Eh... it's kind of annoying having like...
Dan, DaN, DAn, dAN, dAn, you know? |
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Is it just that you want to prevent duplicate usernames? If that's the case, then there may be a workaround.
Edit: What I thought would work I don't think would now. I have to look into this. :) |
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Okay, I just want 1 name per person. XD
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You could replicate each user's name in the database on signup to a "friendly name", all lower case, and stop dupes that way.... Just an idea.
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I wouldn't be sure how to do that, so if there's a file edit, I'd like that better XD
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you could preg_replace all new usernames, and turn all capital letters to lower case.
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But I'd like people to keep their unique caps in their username, just not repeats D:
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How would I edit the already made users?
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Still looking for help with this.
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Anyway you would have to edit each member by hand.. unless you made an auto script that did it for you, but I wouldn't suggest it, just because something else could mess up along the line. I really do apologize for making you wait this long. |
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So, all I'd have to do is change it so preg_replace to disclude A-Z, right?
And besides this, isn't there any other way to make it so if someone's username is AlAmAn and they type in alaman it logs them in? |
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Wouldn't a simple javascript to force their to be no caps work?
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