Email validation does not take into account for all TLD variations.
Whilst trying to sign up for a website where they use parsley - my email address was rejected multiple times.
it seems to be something around the second segment in a regex where if I enter in more than 5 characters it triggers the error validation stating that it is not a valid email address.
The email domain that i use is .digital meaning it won't accept anything past .digit as the last segment in the email.
The website is using v2.9.2 of Parsley and jQuery v3.5.1
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Email validation does not take into account for all TLD variations.
Whilst trying to sign up for a website where they use parsley - my email address was rejected multiple times.
it seems to be something around the second segment in a regex where if I enter in more than 5 characters it triggers the error validation stating that it is not a valid email address.
The email domain that i use is
.digital
meaning it won't accept anything past.digit
as the last segment in the email.The website is using v2.9.2 of Parsley and jQuery v3.5.1