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--- software:dailydata:libraries:php_user [2021/08/25 19:41] – rodolico
+++ software:dailydata:libraries:php_user [2021/08/25 21:31] – rodolico
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 You can get a copy of this from our subversion repository
 <code bash>
-svn co http://svn.dailydata.net/svn/php_users/stable php_users
+svn co http://svn.dailydata.net/svn/php_users/tags/stable php_users
 </code>
 My working copy is at
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                      'hint'     => 'E-Mail Address',
                      // a regex to run it against to verify it is ok
-                     'filter'   => '/[-_a-z0-9.]+@[_a-z0-9]\.[a-z0-9]/i',
+                     'filter'   => '/^[-_a-z0-9.]+@[_a-z0-9]+\.[a-z0-9]+$/i',
                      // == for Data Source ==
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 == filter ==
-If set, this is assumed to be a regular express. The result of the input is checked against the regex. If it does not match the regex, the update is declined and an error message displayed. By default, the username can only be alpha-numeric and an underscore, so the regex '/[a-zA-Z0-9_]/' is set as the filter. If a user puts a period in their password, it will be rejected. Validity of the regex is not checked.
+If set, this is assumed to be a regular express. The result of the input is checked against the regex. If it does not match the regex, the update is declined and an error message displayed. By default, the username can only be alpha-numeric and an underscore, so the regex '/^[a-zA-Z0-9_]+$/' is set as the filter. If a user puts a period in their password, it will be rejected. Validity of the regex is not checked.
 == size ==