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server validation regular expression case insensitive?

Thread began 7/17/2020 2:49 pm by SCar87011738 | Last modified 7/17/2020 4:41 pm by SCar87011738 | 406 views | 5 replies

SCar87011738

server validation regular expression case insensitive?

Hello Ray,
I have a problem trying to understand how server validation with regular expression work.
I need to validate a text form field against a string composed by at least 3 words.
I just created a regex and it works online on some regexp online tools.
Here it is:

/^(la)?\s*chiesa\s*di\s*gressoney\s*$/



It works but it's case sensitive.
How can I change to case insensitive?

These are the strings it should match:

la chiesta di gressoney
La chiesa di Gressoney
LA CHIESA DI GRESSONEY
Chiesa di Gressoney
Chiesa di gressoney


... and other mispelled cases...
Can You help me?
TIA
tony

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