The Name PopUp allows you to fill in the name, address, phone number, and email address of the customer. You specify on screen 1 of the Center Control File if and when you want this PopUp to be required.
Use the following steps to access the Name PopUp:
If you see the following message: | Then the email address… | ||
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Invalid email: @ symbol required | is missing the “at” symbol (@). A valid email address must contain an @ symbol. | ||
Invalid email: cannot begin with @ symbol | starts with an @ symbol. The @ symbol cannot be the first character. | ||
Invalid email: cannot end with @ symbol | ends with an @ symbol. The @ symbol cannot be the last character. | ||
Invalid email: consecutive periods(.) not allowed | has two periods (.) in a row. Remove one or more of the periods. | ||
Invalid email: <invalid character(s)> not allowed in user name | has an invalid character in the user name portion (prior to the @ symbol). The user name may only contain letters (A-Z and a-z), numbers (0-9), pluses (+), dashes (-), periods (.), and underscores (_). | ||
Invalid email: domain must contain a period(.) | does not have a period in the domain name (after the @ symbol). | ||
Invalid email: cannot end with a period(.) | ends with a period. The last character cannot be a period. | ||
Invalid email: period(.) immediately following @ symbol | has an @ symbol followed by a period. There must be one or more characters between the @ symbol and the period in the domain name. | ||
Invalid email: <invalid character(s)> not allowed in domain name | has an invalid character in the domain name. The domain name may only contain letters (A-Z and a-z), numbers (0-9), dashes (-), periods (.), and “at” symbols (@). | ||
Invalid email: <tld> invalid per .emailcheck file. | has an invalid top-level domain (TLD). This is also known as the suffix or extension. It is the last part of the email address, after the period. The email address TLD must be listed in the .emailcheck file (if the file exists).
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Invalid email: at least two characters required in domain suffix. | has only one character for the TLD (the last portion of the email address; after the period). A valid TLD must have at least two characters. This check only occurs if there is no .emailcheck file. |