Description: ------------ The letter 'Å', in lowercase: 'å' (a with a ring), is an integral part of the language and part of the alphabet in all the Scandinavian languages (Danish, Norwegian, Swedish)[1]. It represents seperate wovels in these languages and exists in an endless number of words and names. The problem is that the constant VALIDATE_EALPHA does not include this character, which looks like an accidental omission, since this constant includes many other characters that are present in western European scripts. This results in VALIDATE_EALPHA being essentially useless for testing words and names in the aforementioned languages. [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%85 Test script: --------------- <?php require_once 'Validate.php'; $names[] = 'Stina'; $names[] = 'Östen'; $names[] = 'Måns'; $names[] = 'Åsa'; foreach ($names as $name) { if (Validate::string($name, array('format' => VALIDATE_EALPHA))) { echo "$name is valid.\n"; } else { echo "$name is not valid!\n"; } } ?> Expected result: ---------------- Stina is valid. Östen is valid. Måns is valid. Åsa is valid. Actual result: -------------- Stina is valid. Östen is valid. Måns is not valid! Åsa is not valid!

Accepted. Thanks from reporting this. Regards to VALIDATE_EALPHA is there any other letters that we've missed?

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