I have installed the password strength enforcing module, and have set
"Enforce password strength" to set.
"Enforcement level:" to "high".
"Minimum length:" to "8".
"Enforce password not same as username" to set.
But I am still able to enter a single character as a password and it is accepted.
Have I missing something ?
Thanks in advance.
Stephen
Comments
Comment #1
spjsche commentedComment #2
spjsche commentedOoops, forgot to mention that I am using Drupal 5.5, and have installed JQuery 5.1.2.
Thanks again
Comment #3
mister_m commentedThis module does not work with Drupal 5.6. For some reason the "expand_password_confirm" function gets called twice when building the password form (once from "password_strength_expand_password_confirm" and once from the drupal form builder). It looks like the hook_elements function of the module does somehow not overwrite 'password_confirm' but just append the function of the module.
Comment #4
spjsche commentedMany thanks for the explanation, and nice to know that it's not just me with the problem.
Comment #5
jrbeemanI've attempted to recreate this issue in a clean Drupal 5.7 install, but I cannot get validation to fail. Can you please try running against Drupal 5.7 to see if the issue is still present?
Comment #6
spjsche commentedI will do, and reply accordingly.
Thanks for your time and response.
Stephen
Comment #7
priyar commentedThis module is not working with Drupal 5.3 .Can anyone please help?
Comment #8
jbrown commentedComment #9
spjsche commentedSorry for the late reply, but just to say that I have updated to Drupal 5.7 and have no issues with the module.
Thanks
Stephen
Comment #10
jrbeemanIt's been verified that this issue is fixed by updating to Drupal 5.7, so it won't be fixed in 5.3.