Having # in a user name makes profile "Not Exist"
Device:PC
Browser: Chrome
OS: Windows 11
Steps to reproduce: I Can add a # to my user name if you want.
Anything else to add: I've recently conducted a few trades with a user Buczek#2166 when you went to click on his profile it was not accessible,
I made a inquiry to Necrarch on this issue he can verify this, the user has removed the # from the name and it is now viewable just posting this for information thanks!
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Description
Device:PC
Browser: Chrome
OS: Windows 11
Steps to reproduce: I Can add a # to my user name if you want.
Anything else to add: I've recently conducted a few trades with a user Buczek#2166 when you went to click on his profile it was not accessible,
I made a inquiry to Necrarch on this issue he can verify this, the user has removed the # from the name and it is now viewable just posting this for information thanks!
Description by Browser: Chrome
OS: Windows 11
Steps to reproduce: I Can add a # to my user name if you want.
Anything else to add: I've recently conducted a few trades with a user Buczek#2166 when you went to click on his profile it was not accessible,
I made a inquiry to Necrarch on this issue he can verify this, the user has removed the # from the name and it is now viewable just posting this for information thanks!
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Thanks Xanhast,
Yes I'm aware of this issue.
Unfortunately it's a rather obscure and difficult to fix bug (something to do with the URL rewriting engine) so I've just tried minimising impact: last patch I addressed this by not allowing new registrations use the hash symbol in their username (HTML form validation).
As for those who already registered with a hash in their username, I can have their username changed to remove it if they request.
Yes I'm aware of this issue.
Unfortunately it's a rather obscure and difficult to fix bug (something to do with the URL rewriting engine) so I've just tried minimising impact: last patch I addressed this by not allowing new registrations use the hash symbol in their username (HTML form validation).
As for those who already registered with a hash in their username, I can have their username changed to remove it if they request.
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