[Ipg-smz] :-| Dubious web reg logic
Alan Zeichick
alan at zeichick.org
Thu Apr 18 21:12:59 UTC 2019
Sloppy coding; that’s probably not a use-case they envisioned or tested.
-A
> On Apr 18, 2019, at 1:59 PM, Richard Santalesa <rsantalesa at smartedgelaw.com> wrote:
>
> Yes, but the code doing the pattern matching was doing a pure ASCII code
> compare no doubt.
>
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> From: Ipg-smz [mailto:ipg-smz-bounces at netpress.org] On Behalf Of Daniel Dern
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> Subject: [Ipg-smz] :-| Dubious web reg logic
>
>
> So I'm e-registering for an event. In entering my email address,
> I let an autofill do it first, which had ALL CAPS, and when I filled
> in the Confirm box, which was manually, I did lower-case... and the system
> rejected that, as "don't match."
>
> Yeah, technically, true. But correct me if I'm wrong, aren't email
> addressed supposed to be CaSE-inSENSitivE?
>
> And this is for a VMware event, ya think they'd know this. (If I'm right.)
>
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