Allow NUMBER as FIRSTNAME

[Nicolased]

Hi evryone, 

On prestashop 1.7.6, french, i have to made some overide ( or in core)

For link to business soft i need to allow Number in FIRST NAME and LAST NAME.

I find some trick who explain this:

Change Validate.php or change customer .php

I try to remove some characters  validate .php in line 182

  public static function isName($name) 
{
        $validityPattern = Tools::cleanNonUnicodeSupport(
            '/^(?:[^0-9!<>,;?=+()\/\\@#"°*`{}_^$%:¤\[\]|\.。]|[\.。](?:\s|$))*$/u'
        );

 To :

 

  public static function isName($name)
    {
        $validityPattern = Tools::cleanNonUnicodeSupport(
            '/^*$/u'
        );

But  i still the same I can't creat new user with only number

I try this action:

, as not well Blank screen ...
I have to made a restore a backup...

 Does anyone now solution on prestashop 1.7.6.1?

thx for answer 🙂

 

 

 

 

 

Edited September 24, 2019 by Nicolased (see edit history)

[Nicolased]

Nobody?

Work good on 1.7.4

I found difference between 1.7.4 and 1.7.6 .

In CUSTOMER.php, the field call "isCustomerName" not "isName" but problem stay the same.
Nothing append

-when i change "isCustomerName" ( in validate.php, remove 0-9)

When i change the field 

'firstname' => array('type' => self::TYPE_STRING, 'validate' => 'isCustomerName', 'required' => true, 'size' => 255),

by isGenericName for test .

'firstname' => array('type' => self::TYPE_STRING, 'validate' => 'isGenericName', 'required' => true, 'size' => 255),

It's very strange,  because try on old 1.7.4 and it work like charm.

 

Very strange.

[Nicolased]

Ok I

 find the solution:

 

Change validate.php in /classes/

 public static function isCustomerName($name)
    {
        $validityPattern = Tools::cleanNonUnicodeSupport(
            '/^0-9(?:[^!<>,;?=+()\/\\@#"°*`{}_^$%:¤\[\]|\.。]|[\.。](?:\s|$))*$/u'
        );

        return preg_match($validityPattern, $name);
    }

To

 public static function isCustomerName($name)
    {
        $validityPattern = Tools::cleanNonUnicodeSupport(
            '/^(?:[^!<>,;?=+()\/\\@#"°*`{}_^$%:¤\[\]|\.。]|[\.。](?:\s|$))*$/u'
        );

        return preg_match($validityPattern, $name);
    }

 

After:

You must have change 2 files:

in:

src/Core/Domain/Customer/ValueObject/

There is 2 files :

FirstName.php
LastName.php

 

change :

private function assertLastNameIsValid($lastName)
    {
        $matchesLastNamePattern = preg_match('/^[^0-9!<>,;?=+()@#"°{}_$%:¤|]*$/u', stripslashes($lastName));

        if (!$matchesLastNamePattern) {
            throw new CustomerConstraintException(
                sprintf('Customer last name %s is invalid', var_export($lastName, true)),
                CustomerConstraintException::INVALID_LAST_NAME
            );
        }

By:

private function assertLastNameIsValid($lastName)
    {
        $matchesLastNamePattern = preg_match('/^[^!<>,;?=+()@#"°{}_$%:¤|]*$/u', stripslashes($lastName));

        if (!$matchesLastNamePattern) {
            throw new CustomerConstraintException(
                sprintf('Customer last name %s is invalid', var_export($lastName, true)),
                CustomerConstraintException::INVALID_LAST_NAME
            );
        }

( In fact remove characters you want, for me only 1-9)

 

by the way , do the same with firstname:

  {
        $matchesFirstNamePattern = preg_match('/^[^0-9!<>,;?=+()@#"°{}_$%:¤|]*$/u', stripslashes($firstName));

        if (!$matchesFirstNamePattern) {
            throw new CustomerConstraintException(
                sprintf('Customer first name %s is invalid', var_export($firstName, true)),
                CustomerConstraintException::INVALID_FIRST_NAME
            );
        }
    }

by

  {
        $matchesFirstNamePattern = preg_match('/^[^!<>,;?=+()@#"°{}_$%:¤|]*$/u', stripslashes($firstName));

        if (!$matchesFirstNamePattern) {
            throw new CustomerConstraintException(
                sprintf('Customer first name %s is invalid', var_export($firstName, true)),
                CustomerConstraintException::INVALID_FIRST_NAME
            );
        }
    }

 

[SomeUnknownGuy]

Hello!

I created an account just to confirm that the above solution works.

I'm deploying version 1.7.6.7

Thank you!

Edit: it works until the customer attempts to edit their own profile, in case they wanted to add/modify their shipping address. In such case, the last name containing numbers becomes an issue. I am attempting to investigate and solve this...

Edited July 23, 2020 by SomeUnknownGuy
added screenshot (see edit history)

[SomeUnknownGuy]

Okay, found solution.

In addition to the changes in Validate.php in /classes/, made by Nicolased, here:

On 9/24/2019 at 7:07 PM, Nicolased said:

Change validate.php in /classes/

 public static function isCustomerName($name)
    {
        $validityPattern = Tools::cleanNonUnicodeSupport(
            '/^0-9(?:[^!<>,;?=+()\/\\@#"°*`{}_^$%:¤\[\]|\.。]|[\.。](?:\s|$))*$/u'
        );

        return preg_match($validityPattern, $name);
    }

To

 public static function isCustomerName($name)
    {
        $validityPattern = Tools::cleanNonUnicodeSupport(
            '/^(?:[^!<>,;?=+()\/\\@#"°*`{}_^$%:¤\[\]|\.。]|[\.。](?:\s|$))*$/u'
        );

        return preg_match($validityPattern, $name);
    }

 

One more additional code modification is needed, in order to avoid name validation if the customer edits their own profile, to the same Validate.php file, in /classes/, as follows:

From:

public static function isName($name)
    {
        $validityPattern = Tools::cleanNonUnicodeSupport(
            '/^[^0-9!<>,;?=+()@#"°{}_$%:¤|]*$/u'
        );

        return preg_match($validityPattern, $name);
    }

To:

public static function isName($name)
    {
        $validityPattern = Tools::cleanNonUnicodeSupport(
            '/^[^!<>,;?=+()@#"°{}_$%:¤|]*$/u'
        );

        return preg_match($validityPattern, $name);
    }

 

[apositivo]

On 9/24/2019 at 1:07 PM, Nicolased said:

Ok I

 find the solution:

 

Change validate.php in /classes/

 public static function isCustomerName($name)
    {
        $validityPattern = Tools::cleanNonUnicodeSupport(
            '/^0-9(?:[^!<>,;?=+()\/\\@#"°*`{}_^$%:¤\[\]|\.。]|[\.。](?:\s|$))*$/u'
        );

        return preg_match($validityPattern, $name);
    }

To

 public static function isCustomerName($name)
    {
        $validityPattern = Tools::cleanNonUnicodeSupport(
            '/^(?:[^!<>,;?=+()\/\\@#"°*`{}_^$%:¤\[\]|\.。]|[\.。](?:\s|$))*$/u'
        );

        return preg_match($validityPattern, $name);
    }

 

After:

You must have change 2 files:

in:

src/Core/Domain/Customer/ValueObject/

There is 2 files :

FirstName.php
LastName.php

 

change :

private function assertLastNameIsValid($lastName)
    {
        $matchesLastNamePattern = preg_match('/^[^0-9!<>,;?=+()@#"°{}_$%:¤|]*$/u', stripslashes($lastName));

        if (!$matchesLastNamePattern) {
            throw new CustomerConstraintException(
                sprintf('Customer last name %s is invalid', var_export($lastName, true)),
                CustomerConstraintException::INVALID_LAST_NAME
            );
        }

By:

private function assertLastNameIsValid($lastName)
    {
        $matchesLastNamePattern = preg_match('/^[^!<>,;?=+()@#"°{}_$%:¤|]*$/u', stripslashes($lastName));

        if (!$matchesLastNamePattern) {
            throw new CustomerConstraintException(
                sprintf('Customer last name %s is invalid', var_export($lastName, true)),
                CustomerConstraintException::INVALID_LAST_NAME
            );
        }

( In fact remove characters you want, for me only 1-9)

 

by the way , do the same with firstname:

  {
        $matchesFirstNamePattern = preg_match('/^[^0-9!<>,;?=+()@#"°{}_$%:¤|]*$/u', stripslashes($firstName));

        if (!$matchesFirstNamePattern) {
            throw new CustomerConstraintException(
                sprintf('Customer first name %s is invalid', var_export($firstName, true)),
                CustomerConstraintException::INVALID_FIRST_NAME
            );
        }
    }

by

  {
        $matchesFirstNamePattern = preg_match('/^[^!<>,;?=+()@#"°{}_$%:¤|]*$/u', stripslashes($firstName));

        if (!$matchesFirstNamePattern) {
            throw new CustomerConstraintException(
                sprintf('Customer first name %s is invalid', var_export($firstName, true)),
                CustomerConstraintException::INVALID_FIRST_NAME
            );
        }
    }

 

thank you ! 

 

this work for me in prestashop 1.7.6.7  !

for admin dashboard and front (user dashboard - update lastname and firstname)

[MJ_C]

Many thanks, much appreciated.

I had the validate but not seen the firstname and lastname php files

[jvlucas]

thank you, this work for me but, how to allow numbers in address´s firstname and lastname too?

[antoniocici]

First of all, thank you for your useful suggestion.

I've to add one more modification required to the code in order to allow to edit a customer from the BackOffice.

To complete the solution proposed by @Nicolased we have to make the following change inside the file:

/src/Core/ConstraintValidator/CustomerNameValidator.php

at the line 40, change the constant as follow

const PATTERN_NAME = '/^(?!\s*$)(?:[^!<>,;?=+()\/\\\\@#"°*`{}_^$%:¤\[\]|。]|[。\.](?:\s|$))*$/u';

Without this change, I can't edit and save a customer with numbers in firstname or lastname from the backoffice.

[apositivo]

3 hours ago, antoniocici said:

First of all, thank you for your useful suggestion.

I've to add one more modification required to the code in order to allow to edit a customer from the BackOffice.

To complete the solution proposed by @Nicolased we have to make the following change inside the file:

/src/Core/ConstraintValidator/CustomerNameValidator.php

at the line 40, change the constant as follow

const PATTERN_NAME = '/^(?!\s*$)(?:[^!<>,;?=+()\/\\\\@#"°*`{}_^$%:¤\[\]|。]|[。\.](?:\s|$))*$/u';

Without this change, I can't edit and save a customer with numbers in firstname or lastname from the backoffice.

thank you for this update @antoniocici, is very important ! 

[webjosegm]

Hi!

this solution works for prestashop 1.7.7.4

Great work!!

Thanks!

Edited June 3, 2021 by webjosegm (see edit history)