Aaron Roberson wrote: > I have a newsletter form on my website that accepts frist name, last > name and email. The sorry spam crawlers are submitting bogus > information into the form. Most of the time, they are sending the > first name and last name in both name fields so that I recieve > something like this: > > You have a new subscriber to your e-newsletter: > > First Name: David Boswell > Last Name: David Boswell > Email Address: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > How can I make it so that each name field only accepts one word with no > spaces? > > I made several attempts at this using cfform and regular expressions > but I'm not very good with regular expressions so I couldn't figure it > out. > > Thanks for the help, > Aaron
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