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I need to add regular expression data annotation on asp.net MVC 3 model ( I am using Entity frame work 4.1 code first).
Requirement is:
Capitalize matters. use 6 to 32 characters and don’t use your name.
To make your password more secure:- use special characters (e.g., @) – mix lower and upper case.
Please suggest me the regular expression or tool to create one.
Thanks.
I would recommend you the following article for designing a regular expression that will match your requirements. If you encounter some specific difficulties don’t hesitate to show your progress and explain the problems you are encountering.
As far as the username doesn’t match your name requirement is concerned you will have to provide far more information about what real name means, where is it stored, how do you retrieve it, …