Github user gregh3269 commented on the issue:
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Last time I did some credit card validation, I needed to use a java script
version as the payment process obscured the field names by not having the
"name" attribute (so it was not obvious when
Github user cnenning commented on the issue:
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If patterns change users have another reason to upgrade to latest struts
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Github user lukaszlenart commented on the issue:
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Good question... I have used those random card numbers in tests and looks
ok (but we will see)
https://www.paypalobjects.com/en_US/vhelp/paypalmanager_help/credit_card_numbers.htm
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Github user cnenning commented on the issue:
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How often do credit card companies change their number-patterns in a way
that the regex needs to be updated? 'guess it is rare enough.
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Github user lukaszlenart commented on the issue:
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> I hope the regex is stable
What do you mean by that? I have used this
http://www.regular-expressions.info/creditcard.html
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Github user cnenning commented on the issue:
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I hope the regex is stable ð
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Github user lukaszlenart commented on the issue:
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This is ready for review
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