Message received Charles. Perhaps the error checking message returned
could be clearer for internet dummies, since alpha character doesn't make
sense to some people...does to me, but doesn't to some. Perhaps it it was
spelled out....this means a character, a-z, A-Z must be in the field
somewhere....
Eric
At 07:24 AM 5/9/00 -0500, you wrote:
>Actually, error checking SHOULD exist for Address2 IF there's data in that
>field. If you alter OpenSRS.pm (or OpenSRS.pl) the server will deny the
>registration due to error checking being done on the server side as well.
>
>The algorithm requires that if there's ANY data in Address2 there must be
>one alpha character. So, you can't have "104", but you can have "Suite
>104".
>
>The error checking is there for a reason, I strongly suggest you just leave
>it :)
>
>----- Original Message -----
>From: BWSD Hostmaster <hostmaster@bwsd.com>
>To: <dev-list@opensrs.org>
>Sent: Monday, May 08, 2000 9:40 PM
>Subject: problem in OpenSRS.pm with error checking for alpha character on
>2nd and 3rd address fields
>
>
>> Found this as reported by client
>>
>> if just a number is put into the ..._address2 field, an error is returned,
>> because at line 348 in the OpenSRS.pm file, it is doing a look for the
>> string "address" as being a field that requires at least one alpha
>> character. This error checking really shouldn't exist for address2 and
>> address3, and the fix is just to add the 1 like so:
>>
>> if ($field =~ /first_name|last_name|org_name|address1|city|state/)
>>
>> Regards,
>>
>>
>> Hostmaster [Beck Web Servers & Design]
>> mailto:hostmaster@bwsd.com
>> ================================
>
>
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