From: "Dan Watt" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> ok, that was my problem Was using ereg... All the places I read about
> how to do regular expressions (book, online...) did NOT clarify that \w
and
> such would need preg.. Thanks!
>
No prob - yeah, \w is a Perl feature :)
(preg = PCRE = Perl Compatib
ok, that was my problem Was using ereg... All the places I read about
how to do regular expressions (book, online...) did NOT clarify that \w and
such would need preg.. Thanks!
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From: "Dan Watt" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Im trying to build a user login system, and when there is a new user, I
need
> to validate that they are usign using word characters ([0-9A-Za-z_] or
> \w)... I have TRIED MANY different regular expressions to test this, but
> none work. This seems so simple
Im trying to build a user login system, and when there is a new user, I need
to validate that they are usign using word characters ([0-9A-Za-z_] or
\w)... I have TRIED MANY different regular expressions to test this, but
none work. This seems so simple but I am missing something. I need a
expressi
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