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On the Log in page, the name field validation is missing. Currently, the name field accepts numbers and letters.It can create a problem in the backend database.
Steps to Reproduce:
Navigate to the Log in page.
In the "Name" field, input invalid data such as:
Numbers (e.g., 12345)
Special characters (e.g., @#$%^&*)
Extremely long strings (e.g., 500+ characters)
Attempt to submit the form.
Observe that the form accepts invalid inputs without any errors or warnings.
Screenshot
Expected Behaviour:
The "Name" field should have proper validation to ensure:
Only alphabetic characters (and optionally spaces or hyphens) are allowed.
Input length is reasonable (e.g., between 2 and 50 characters).
Special characters and numeric inputs are restricted.
Actual Behavior:
The "Name" field lacks validation, allowing any input to be submitted without restrictions.
Impact:
May result in improper user data stored in the database.
Could lead to errors in other parts of the application that depend on clean user data.
Reduces user experience and professionalism of the registration process.
Proposed Solution:
Implement front-end validation using HTML5 attributes like pattern or JavaScript.
Environment:
Browser: Chrome
OS: Windows 11
Priority: High
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Description
On the Log in page, the name field validation is missing. Currently, the name field accepts numbers and letters.It can create a problem in the backend database.
Steps to Reproduce:
Navigate to the Log in page.
In the "Name" field, input invalid data such as:
Attempt to submit the form.
Observe that the form accepts invalid inputs without any errors or warnings.
Screenshot
Expected Behaviour:
The "Name" field should have proper validation to ensure:
Actual Behavior:
The "Name" field lacks validation, allowing any input to be submitted without restrictions.
Impact:
Proposed Solution:
Implement front-end validation using HTML5 attributes like pattern or JavaScript.
Environment:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: