EduGeek.net Site Problems Thread, Misleading message on signup failure in EduGeek Stuff; Hi,
I'm new here. When I was creating my user account, I put in all my details, pressed "submit" and ...
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28th October 2008, 10:21 AM #1
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Misleading message on signup failure
Hi,
I'm new here. When I was creating my user account, I put in all my details, pressed "submit" and got a nice warning message that my username could only have letters, numbers and "-_" in it. "That's odd," I thought "it does. maybe it's too long" ... tried several times and got the same error about my username before realising that I had got the CAPTCHA wrong on my first attempt and had forgotten to fill it in at all after that (d'oh!). I set my username back to what I had in the first place and put in the right CAPTCHA... success 
If it's reasonably easy, it'd be nice if the signup page gave more accurate feedback on why your account couldn't be created. Thanks chaps
Hello
:-Dave
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Thanks to lightinthedark from:
ZeroHour (28th October 2008)
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28th October 2008, 10:41 AM #2 Hi
I am actually looking at replacing recaptcha but thanks for the feedback
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Thanks to ZeroHour from:
lightinthedark (28th October 2008)
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31st October 2008, 12:25 PM #3 I have tweaked the registration page to help clarify the error message box that informs you of the registration problem. I also removed the red text for the username requirements to make it seem more informative then a response to your submission.
cheers for the feedback
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