New web.config setting was added to display alternate text when utilizing username/password guest lookups
with <add key="AllowNoVerify" value="1" /> and the user checks the Add Without Verification
check box during the addition of a guest to an item or modifier.
<add key="GLNoVerifyNoResultsText" value ="No match found OR this guest
cannot be added without verification."/>
This can be used to display more meaningful text when doing guest lookups for items/modifiers that either have
required fields or require a liability form to be accepted by the guest and the guest is missing this information from
their guest record. In these cases the guest must be verified in order to add the required information to the guest
record.
Note: Do not use this setting with value="" as this will make it so that no text displays to inform the guest of
what to do. If you do not want to use this setting, either comment it out, i.e., <!-- <add
key="GLNoVerifyNoResultsText" value ="No match found OR this guest cannot be
added without verification."/> --> or remove it entirely from your web.config file.
Dash that displays for non-Max4Sale items in the "Remaining" column can now be replaced
The dash that displays for non-Max4Sale items in the Remaining column on the ItemList.aspx page can now
be replaced using the following web.config key:
<add key="NonMax4SaleQty" value="Available"/>
Set the value for NonMax4SaleQty to whatever you want to display in place of the dash for items with no
Max4Sale capability configured. You can even set it to display nothing by configuring the key in this manner – i.e.,
with a space between the quotes: <add key="NonMax4SaleQty" value=" "/>.
New web.config setting that allows for central management of the regular expression used for e-
mail address validation
A new web.config setting has been added that allows for central management of the regular expression used for
email address validation:
<add key="emailRegEx" value ="^([0-9a-zA-Z]([-.\w]*[0-9a-zA-Z])*@([0-9a-zA-
Z][-\w]*[0-9a-zA-Z]\.)+[a-zA-Z]{2,9})$"/>
If present in the web.config file it will override any other regular expressions that are used for email address
validation in the following files: Email.ascx, Checkout.aspx, Checkout2.aspx, and
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