On 29 Jan 2008 Tue 02:58:30 Collin Grady wrote:
> Personally, I'd love to see the username validation expanded - unicode,
> email addresses, etc, are all fair game in my opinion :)
>
> Registration forms could easily be limited if people wanted to restrict
> allowed characters, but you can't reall
John Hensley said the following:
> What's the consensus on Unicode usernames?
Personally, I'd love to see the username validation expanded - unicode,
email addresses, etc, are all fair game in my opinion :)
Registration forms could easily be limited if people wanted to restrict
allowed charact
I'm more looking for discussion. Feedback on what I've said and on
the implementation if people are so inclined. I'm not done yet by
far, so making an official patch submission would be premature.
On Jan 28, 2:39 pm, "Tom Tobin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 1/28/08, Kaelten <[EMAIL PROTECTED
Usernames in django.contrib.auth are restricted to ASCII
alphanumerics. Allowing Unicode seems fairly simple: compile the
validator's regular expression with the re.UNICODE flag.
To a Midwesterner with hardly any language competency beyond English,
it seems like an obvious improvement -- su
On 1/28/08, Kaelten <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> So I've had to dig into the handler setup for various things. Since then
> I've broken down the handler and refactored more common code code into
> BaseHandler, and cleaned up the error catching to I've tested the WSGI
> handler and it works under
So I've had to dig into the handler setup for various things. Since then
I've broken down the handler and refactored more common code code into
BaseHandler, and cleaned up the error catching to I've tested the WSGI
handler and it works under 404 or 500 or other.
A few changes to functionality in
