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The Twitter Search api returns results in ATOM/XML format which look like this:
<author> <name>username (Friendly Name)</name> <uri>http://twitter.com/username</uri> </author>
In my PHP I can get the name field as a...
Started by Alexia on
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by 3 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Something like this should do, I suppose :
$names = "username (Friendly Name)"; if (preg_match 'username' (length=8) string 'Friendly Name' (length=13)
(Note the " string ", " length ", and all[1] and $m[2] A non-regex solution:
$names ....
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IQ-0: I get videos of people doing dumb things.
Ice Queen Zero/Zer0: I get vids of my gameplay and others crediting me for help.
Started by IQ-0 on
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by 19 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at rockmanpm):
Typing in RedMetallix (....
If I type FlameG102, the other username I often use other places Superdee
(click to show/hide) I think I also used "Shin" or something like that as my username I don't know.
Not too interesting.
By random people.
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I wonder if we could have a feature to search by username.
Started by Jiriki on
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by 3 people.
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The search box top right of the forum u can enter a name and it will give u posts by this member, dont.
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Ask your Facebook Friends
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I'm just wondering instead of using the "memberlist" to look for usernames, is it possible for search to display the username you want?
The template V
Code: Select all <script src="{JS_DIR}extendedview.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
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Through a faulty script I have created a user with single quotes around his username (i.e. his username is 'username', not username) on an Oracle 9i system. Now I want to remove that user. Neither "DROP USER 'username'" nor "DROP USER \'username\'" nor...
Started by Thomas Lötzer on
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by 6 people.
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DROP USER "username" CASCADE;
I know this is an old post, but for anyone stumbling....
(Note that those last quotes are all single quotes)
According whenever you refer to that object."
So this.. .
username'" or DROP USER ''username'' .
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Just curious-
Why does a search work on some usernames but not another?
I was trying to find a patricular thread and remembered the OP's
username expecting all posts by that member to come up.
I input that to the search fuction and got a "sorry no matches...
Started by jpump5 on
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by 1 people.
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How can I get the username of the process owner (the user who is executing my program) in C++?
Started by H4cKL0rD on
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by 6 people.
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On Windows, use :
The getpwuid() function shall search....
If its windows, and you only need to echo it, then system("echo %username%");
i believe This is specific to the operating system.
IDK, but in a batch file you can use %username%.
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Is there a good way to do this in django without rolling my own authentication system? I want the username to be the user's email address instead of them creating a username.
Please advise, thank you.
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UserForm( forms.ModelForm ): class Meta: model= User exclude= ('email',) username = forms.EmailField_data['username'] return email class UserAdmin( admin.ModelAdmin ): form= UserForm list_display = ( 'email', 'first_name', 'last_name', ....
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The authentication model provided along with Django is based on username.
What to do to change the authentication based on email instead of username?
To be more specific :
With username authentication, to login user we do the following:
user = authenticate...
Started by Rama Vadakattu on
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by 6 people.
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Sounds like you can just mask the username with the word "email" and all the usernames will just this code :
class UserForm( forms.ModelForm ): class Meta: model= User exclude= ('email',) username ): email= self.cleaned_data['username....
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Is there a portable way to get the current user's username in Python (i.e., works under both Linux and Windows, at least). It would work like os.getuid:
>>> os.getuid() 42 >>> os.getusername() 'slartibartfast'
I googled around and was...
Started by Jacob Gabrielson on
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by 6 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Availability: Unix, Windows
You can probably use:
os.getenv('USERNAME')
But it's not going to be safe/en/python/plx
Usage:
import plx username = plx.get_username()
(it requires win32 extensions.
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