Password Tools 2.3.5

[CTS]

Thank you.

I was considering trying a full reinstall, but I wanted to ask you first.

 

[CTS]

Inserted into css. It did improve, thanks.

It has put inline the square boxes, and they change colors correctly.

Is this how it should look though? All I have is the boxes square.

Thanks for you help.

 

[Lukas W.]

You're overriding the width and height.

 

[CTS]

You are correct.

As suggested above, I just added the css to the css template. I did not realize there was another instance already with entirely different data. Odd.

But removed the original css instance with what you suggested above, and that resolved.

Thank you very much for your help.

 

[Lukas W.]

You're welcome. Glad it works now.

 

[SeToY]

All you need to do is to test it for me

Will this be included in a future version?

 

[Lukas W.]

Yeah, I think. I just forgot to integrate it into my latest patch.

 

[BassMan]

Hi @katsulynx ,

thank you for your add-on. Using it for quite a time. Wondering if it's possible to add password checking to a form when users click on Lost password and fill in the new one. On that form it does not say if your password is strong enough.

Kind regards

 

[Alpha1]

After install, it doesn't work well. When the user exceeds the minimum amount of character, it still states the password is too short. It never changes to the password strength indicator.

Is there any known conflict with the autofill location addon or TAC antispam or DragonByte Security?

 

[Xon]

After install, it doesn't work well. When the user exceeds the minimum amount of character, it still states the password is too short. It never changes to the password strength indicator.

This may because the password is too simple, or one of ~10k blacklisted passwords.

For example; it considers a 40 digit string of '1's too weak, but it would pass the length check.

The password strength checker can be a bit complex, especially for people who fixate on trivial passwords. No really; I've had people complain about the minimum password complexity requirements, and how a password the used elsewhere was good enough

 

[Alpha1]

On your site (SV) when I enter a simple 9 character password it states: 'Very Weak'.
On my site if I enter the same password (also 8 character minimum) it still states 'Too Short'.

 

[Xon]

On your site (SV) when I enter a simple 9 character password it states: 'Very Weak'.
On my site if I enter the same password (also 8 character minimum) it still states 'Too Short'.

Ok, something does sound broken there. It is likely a template modification which is failing to take.

 

[FikirBanka]

Does this plug-in work with version 1.5.14? @katsulynx

 

[Lukas W.]

I never tried, so I can't tell you, sorry.

 

[FikirBanka]

You need to know that. Because you are the owner.

 

[Lukas W.]

I need to know nothing. The addon is unmaintained for a reason.

 

[Freelancer]

@katsulynx I know this is unmaintained, I just wanted to drop this info: Whenever a user resets his password with the "Lost Password" action, you get different results from the account/password reset. Passwords that are considered as "Strong" in the account reset form give an error in the lost password reset as "Too Weak"... that really has driven my users mad until I realized the different outcomes...

@Xon (FYI)

 

[Tealk]

Is there a alternative for this addon?

 

[Xon]

Xon updated Password Tools with a new update entry:

2.2.0 - Feature

• Now maintained by Xon
• Installer enforces minimum php 5.4+ version
• Rewrite password-meter javascript to reliably find the fields it needs to hook into.
• Add password-meter to admincp page when setting a user password
  • Option to not enforce password complexity rules for setting a user password via the admincp
• Add password-meter to lost password page
• Use "async" attribute for external scripts, removing the polyfill.
  • Sorry pre-IE11...

Read the rest of this update entry...

 

[Freelancer]

• Now maintained by Xon

Oh my god... it's like Christmas and Eastern on one day.