Some people complain about the case of their username. I wish i had made mine as "Scimonster".
I know general changing of usernames has been rejected, but not just case changing. After all, usernames are case insensitive (compare scimonster, Scimonster, SCIMONSTER, ScImOnStEr, etc), and people won't think you're a different person if you change the case.
It could also be done rather simply. Over where you can change your password and email, there could be another one that said "change username". You would type in your new username. It would then check if the new one (transformed to lowercase) and the old (transformed to lowercase) were equal. That could be done with JavaScript. If they were, it would let the form be submitted, and it would update your username in the DB.
How's that?
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scimonster wrote:
Some people complain about the case of their username. I wish i had made mine as "Scimonster".
I know general changing of usernames has been rejected, but not just case changing. After all, usernames are case insensitive (compare scimonster, Scimonster, SCIMONSTER, ScImOnStEr, etc), and people won't think you're a different person if you change the case.
It could also be done rather simply. Over where you can change your password and email, there could be another one that said "change username". You would type in your new username. It would then check if the new one (transformed to lowercase) and the old (transformed to lowercase) were equal. That could be done with JavaScript. If they were, it would let the form be submitted, and it would update your username in the DB.
How's that?
Support!
It could use:
<?php if (strtolower($newCase) == strtolower($oldUsername)) { mysql_query("UPDATE users SET username='$newCase' WHERE id = '$id'") or die(mysql_error()); } ?>
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Sure, I'll support. Although I wouldn't use it, it would be great for people like you who prefer their username capitalised.
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GeonoTRON2000 wrote:
scimonster wrote:
Some people complain about the case of their username. I wish i had made mine as "Scimonster".
I know general changing of usernames has been rejected, but not just case changing. After all, usernames are case insensitive (compare scimonster, Scimonster, SCIMONSTER, ScImOnStEr, etc), and people won't think you're a different person if you change the case.
It could also be done rather simply. Over where you can change your password and email, there could be another one that said "change username". You would type in your new username. It would then check if the new one (transformed to lowercase) and the old (transformed to lowercase) were equal. That could be done with JavaScript. If they were, it would let the form be submitted, and it would update your username in the DB.
How's that?Support!
It could use:Code:
<?php if (strtolower($newCase) == strtolower($oldUsername)) { mysql_query("UPDATE users SET username='$newCase' WHERE id = '$id'") or die(mysql_error()); } ?>
You want to rewrite that in Python? 2.0 will run on the Django framework, in Python.
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scimonster wrote:
GeonoTRON2000 wrote:
scimonster wrote:
Some people complain about the case of their username. I wish i had made mine as "Scimonster".
I know general changing of usernames has been rejected, but not just case changing. After all, usernames are case insensitive (compare scimonster, Scimonster, SCIMONSTER, ScImOnStEr, etc), and people won't think you're a different person if you change the case.
It could also be done rather simply. Over where you can change your password and email, there could be another one that said "change username". You would type in your new username. It would then check if the new one (transformed to lowercase) and the old (transformed to lowercase) were equal. That could be done with JavaScript. If they were, it would let the form be submitted, and it would update your username in the DB.
How's that?Support!
It could use:Code:
<?php if (strtolower($newCase) == strtolower($oldUsername)) { mysql_query("UPDATE users SET username='$newCase' WHERE id = '$id'") or die(mysql_error()); } ?>You want to rewrite that in Python? 2.0 will run on the Django framework, in Python.
import django django.usernames['newname'] = django.usernames['oldname'] del django.usenames['oldname']
or something...
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Lolol support if it can be done
Last edited by Jonathanpb (2012-05-31 01:41:25)
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Support!
I want to make my name Joletole.
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Support, even though my name is just fine as ImagineIt.
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I support this idea I hope it goes through
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