Charset="WTF-8"
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#13Earlier quoted context omitted.
Is name validation even possible?
Yes, it is essential when you want to avoid doing business with customers who have invalid names.
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#14A coworker once implemented a name validation regex that would reject his own name. It still mystifies me how much convincing it took to get him to make it less strict.
Is name validation even possible?
I'm curious if anyone can think of any other non-alphabetic characters used in legal names around the world, in other scripts?
I wondered about numbers, but the most famous example of that has been overturned:
"Originally named X Æ A-12, the child (whom they call X) had to have his name officially changed to X Æ A-Xii in order to align with California laws regarding birth certificates."
(Of course I'm not saying you should do this. It is fun to wonder though.)
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#15A coworker once implemented a name validation regex that would reject his own name. It still mystifies me how much convincing it took to get him to make it less strict.
Is name validation even possible?
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#16I have an 'æ' in my middle name (formally secondary first name because history reasons). Usually I just don't use it, but it's always funny when a payment form instructs me to write my full name exactly as written on my credit card, and then goes on to tell me my name is invalid.
Love receiving packages addressed to ??d? :)