Make password field required [#1425148]

Is it possible to make the password field required? When I test this module, users can fill in their email address and the password field and login button are shown. But leaving the password field blank, I still can continue the check out process. Is there a way to change this setting?

Thanks in advance!

Comment	File	Size	Author
#1	commerce_checkout_login.module-20120323.patch	3.17 KB	Amarjit
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Comment #1

Amarjit CreditAttribution: Amarjit commented 23 February 2012 at 16:03

Component:	Documentation	» Code
Category:	support	» feature
Status:	Active	» Needs review

File	Size
commerce_checkout_login.module-20120323.patch	3.17 KB

Hello,

I also needed this functionality. I disabled the rule for auto-assigning orders to existing user accounts.
This patch makes it a requirement for users to login before their order can be linked against their e-mail address; if an account exists with that e-mail address.

After installing the module, you can enable the setting via the shop config.

Hope this helps.
Amarjit

Comment #2

kevin.klika CreditAttribution: kevin.klika commented 25 February 2012 at 07:14

Applied [#12] above. Applied cleanly. Hard to find the admin settings page, however.
it is admin/commerce/config/commerce_checkout_login

Works very well, tested.
One more feature would make it worthy of committing:
If the user enters a user that exists, and the correct password, and clicks 'checkout' instead of 'login' (the commerce checkout button vs this module's login button), the form wont validate.

Comment #3

voskuh CreditAttribution: voskuh commented 27 February 2012 at 20:59

[#1] Thank you very much for your work! Tested, works great besides one thing.
In a situation where a customers fills in the email addres and continues shopping, the email address is filled in by the browser when the customers goes back to the checkout page (at least with Firefox 10) . Unfortunately, the ajax call for checking the email address and showing the password is not triggered. Therefore, the whole commerce checkout login module is ignored. I think this a big problem because the order isn't associated with the user.

[edit]Maybe #1414608: Existing email addresses sometimes escapes the AJAX call can help to solve this problem (unfortunately, I can't test it at this moment)[/edit]

I think [#2] is more a minor issue. By changing the message after clicking the checkout button and instruct the customer to fill in the password and click the login button first, you can bypass this issue.