LR62.CEGA6 UserScreenNameException with ø

[darren rose, modifié il y a 7 années.]

Hi,

I see UserScreenNameExceptions for screen names with Nordic Characters

How do I allow nordic characters? e.g. ø

[Samuel Kong, modifié il y a 7 années.]

That character is not allowed. Screen names are limited to a-z, A-Z, 0-9, dash(-), period(.) and underline(_)

[darren rose, modifié il y a 7 années.]

Ok thanks,

[Alberto Chaparro, modifié il y a 7 années.]

Hi Darren, Samuel,

Checking the code I think you can use the following property to allow more special characters in the ScreenName:

users.screen.name.special.characters=-._

Please, test it and let us know.

Regards!

[darren rose, modifié il y a 7 années.]

Alberto Chaparro:

Hi Darren, Samuel,

Checking the code I think you can use the following property to allow more special characters in the ScreenName:

users.screen.name.special.characters=-._

Please, test it and let us know.

Regards!

have tried this, without success

users.screen.name.special.characters=-._ÆæÅåÄäØø

[Alberto Chaparro, modifié il y a 7 années.]

Hi Darren,

My apologies, that propery is for Liferay 7, I didn't realize that you were using 6.2.

In that case you could use the LiberalScreenNameValidator (take into account that it checks only that screenName is not null):

    #
    # Input a class name that implements
    # com.liferay.portal.security.auth.ScreenNameValidator. This class will be
    # called to validate user screen names.
    #
    users.screen.name.validator=com.liferay.portal.security.auth.DefaultScreenNameValidator
    #users.screen.name.validator=com.liferay.portal.security.auth.LiberalScreenNameValidator

Or implement your own validator.

Let us know what you think.

Best regards.

[darren rose, modifié il y a 7 années.]

Alberto Chaparro:

Hi Darren,

My apologies, that propery is for Liferay 7, I didn't realize that you were using 6.2.

In that case you could use the LiberalScreenNameValidator (take into account that it checks only that screenName is not null):

    #
    # Input a class name that implements
    # com.liferay.portal.security.auth.ScreenNameValidator. This class will be
    # called to validate user screen names.
    #
    users.screen.name.validator=com.liferay.portal.security.auth.DefaultScreenNameValidator
    #users.screen.name.validator=com.liferay.portal.security.auth.LiberalScreenNameValidator

Or implement your own validator.

Let us know what you think.

Best regards.

I have set this also:

users.screen.name.validator=com.liferay.portal.security.auth.LiberalScreenNameValidator

But that does not resolve the issue.

[Andrew Jardine, modifié il y a 7 années.]

The LiberalScreenNameValidator basically imposes no restrictions, but that doesn't mean you can use whatever you want. I tried using this some time ago to allow characters (latin based) that aren't allowed by default -- but a second issue (for me anyway) came as a result of the user sites. In my case I was trying to use characters that are not allowed in a URL. In my case, I never found a work around for it -- even when I disabled the user public/private sites.

Can you share the whole stack trace with us?