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Currently with the autocorrect feature (I -> 1), if the user mistypes a post code, it will potentially be recognised as an entirely different postcode, eg
User intends to type TE57 9NG
They mistype, and enter TE57 ING - with I being below 9 on a qwerty keyboard
UKPostcode parses this as TE57 1NG
This means if its being used to validate the postcode, it will be accepted but as a different postcode than the one the user intended.
If UKPostcode is being used to normalise the postcode, than it will normalise the mistyped postcode to TE57 1NG - if the rest of the form is valid than the user will never realise that a different postcode to the one they were trying to enter (TE57 9NG) has been accepted by the system.
Can this auto-correct feature be made configurable so the developer can turn if off if if required?
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Currently with the autocorrect feature (
I
->1
), if the user mistypes a post code, it will potentially be recognised as an entirely different postcode, egTE57 9NG
TE57 ING
- with I being below 9 on a qwerty keyboardTE57 1NG
This means if its being used to validate the postcode, it will be accepted but as a different postcode than the one the user intended.
If UKPostcode is being used to normalise the postcode, than it will normalise the mistyped postcode to
TE57 1NG
- if the rest of the form is valid than the user will never realise that a different postcode to the one they were trying to enter (TE57 9NG
) has been accepted by the system.Can this auto-correct feature be made configurable so the developer can turn if off if if required?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: