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Making specific usernames illegal?
User Registration Options->Illegal User Names (vB 3.6.8 RC2) says:
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And would there be any way to do this for names with spaces in them, e.g. 'User Name'? |
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There's a similar thread on vb.com you may be interested in reading - http://www.vbulletin.com/forum/showthread.php?t=229546
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You can use the option for both...
AdminCP > vBulletin Options > User Registration Options > Scroll down find: Illegal User Names Enter names in here that you do not want people to be able to register. If any of the names here are included within the username, the user will told that there is an error. For example, if you make the name John illegal, the name Johnathan will also be disallowed. Separate names by spaces. |
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I wonder though - does anyone know for sure if the following would work? i.e. ban only 'Title', and not 'TitleMore' or 'MoreTitleMore': ^Title$ And would the following do the same for 'User Name': ^User Name$ or are spaces handled differently? Perhaps it needs to be ^User\sName$? Basically, can you enter multiple regular expressions and separate with spaces, or only 1 regular expression? And is the regex by default case-sensitive, or case-insensitive? Quote:
Also, you posted what I had already quoted in my first post...? Or did I miss something? |
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