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I have looked for this but can't seem to pick out anythign specifically and want to know if I can do this?
Basically I want to keep miyw out of any usernames but those I assign those letters to including m i y w at least I want to try and keep anyone but who i assign it to from using it at registration.
Anyway to do this?<
Basically I want to keep miyw out of any usernames but those I assign those letters to including m i y w at least I want to try and keep anyone but who i assign it to from using it at registration.
Anyway to do this?<
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theonly way you could really do that is manually, how else will you know what someone is going to use in advance?<
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In the admin panel, what does the UserName Filter Configuration do?<
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it just stops people using certain usernames, it does not allow you to pick and choose who can use a specific name, that would require you to know in advance they were going to register, premonitions is not one of the forums core functions 
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Hmmm. I just tried to test it out. I input a username in the UserName Filter Configuration. I then created a new account using that name and it let me. What should it have done instead? I must have messed up my file somewhere.<
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I'm guessing manually is probably easiest, but if it's going to be a regular problem could you not filter out the letters as you wanted in register.asp and then create a simple admin page for yourself to edit usernames? I haven't checked the function but possibly add the letters to the illegal character check for register.asp? You could always make it possible for you to edit usernames in pop_profile instead of a new page if that'd be easier, i'm pretty sure there's a mod floating about for that.<
