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PascaleBeier
commented on May 25, 2024
That's a bad example since you could combine regexes. I don't see the issue with that behaviour.
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sternj
commented on May 25, 2024
This is true, but what if you wanted 3 different regexes which each output
a different error message? For instance, if you wanted something to have a
number and a symbol and wanted the error text to say "please include a
number" with no number and "please include a symbol" with no symbol, each
operating independently
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PascaleBeier
commented on May 25, 2024
You should really use one "huge" regex if that is your actual use case. I'm
afraid I'm no regex wizard though.
sternj <[email protected]> schrieb am Mi., 15. Aug. 2018, 21:12:
… This is true, but what if you wanted 3 different regexes which each output
a different error message? For instance, if you wanted something to have a
number and a symbol and wanted the error text to say "please include a
number" with no number and "please include a symbol" with no symbol, each
operating independently
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sternj
commented on May 25, 2024
@PascaleBeier that is what I am doing as a temporary workaround, but my issue with that is that, regardless of what part of the regex is matched or unmatched, there is at most one error message. This would not tell people what element of the password they're missing, simply that they are missing any. It is a design decision on my part because it is my preference that there be no ambiguity in why the form is failing to be submitted.
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PascaleBeier
commented on May 25, 2024
I get you, I can think of adding some contains options for uppercase, lowercase, number, special character, e.g.
'contains:uppercase:Needs to have an uppercase character|contains:number:Needs to contains a number'
Or something similiar?
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malmr
commented on May 25, 2024
That would be great, I'm facing exactly the same problem when it comes to password strength verification.
The validation should have rules for: min. x uppercase, min. x lowercase, min. x number.
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