Thanks Steve. I don't understand the syntax: in the regex versions I use, . means
one and just one character, not any string.
Any string excluding the null-string would be .+ or ..*
More generally, I still have problems with validation as a concept: it's too
difficult, and perhaps that's why
: [mapserver-users] RE: Validation beyond [A-z]
Thanks Steve. I don't understand the syntax: in the regex versions I use, .
means one and just one character, not any string.
Any string excluding the null-string would be .+ or ..*
More generally, I still have problems with validation as a concept: it's too
-users] RE: Validation beyond [A-z]
Thanks Steve. I don't understand the syntax: in the regex versions I use, .
means one and just one character, not any string.
Any string excluding the null-string would be .+ or ..*
More generally, I still have problems with validation as a concept: it's too
On 4/29/2011 6:37 AM, Jan Hartmann wrote:
Thanks Steve. I don't understand the syntax: in the regex versions I
use,. meansone and just one character, not any string. Any
string excluding the null-string would be.+ or..*
Not . means match any single character in the string. It does not mean
I find the whole validation issue difficult and not well documented
(http://trac.osgeo.org/mapserver/ticket/3754, last updated four hours
ago). How do I put all validation off? I really don need that much security.
Jan
On 04/28/11 18:19, Lime, Steve D (DNR) wrote:
I see the problem, just
Hi Jan,
I do not think there is a global OFF switch for validation, but where
validation is required you can include the regex validation string of
/./ which means match anything except a null string, or to also accept a
null string then use /.*/
You still need to be aware of when you
I could not find a ticket for this probelm so I have aopened a new one:
http://trac.osgeo.org/mapserver/ticket/3853
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updates. Also if you are aware of other areas of the code or mapfile
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