I recently needed to check to see if a text field contains any numbers, i.e. when checking a user’s password strength.
I couldn’t find anything online so I wanted to provide the solution I found here:
You can check it by having the condition: If [textinput]'s value: converted to a number is not empty . Then if any number appears in the text input, it will return as true.
Hope that helps!
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There are some threads about it:
Hi,
I have setup my web application settings password policy to be over 8 characters, require a number and capital letter. I’ve got the condition working for the 8 and over characters with count, but just wondering how I can pass the number and capital letter from the password - I assume Regex would be needed?
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Thanks!
I wanted to share what I put together for verifying a password. I spent some time looking through blog posts about proper user experience design for forms
And took that suggestion numbers 14,15,16 and 17 would help users greatly when signing up and creating a password according to the settings I’ve placed on my app.
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This is what I came up with:
[password verify]
My intention on this tip is not to provide all steps, but rather the things I found to b…
Also you can make numbers mandatory in password. Check you app Settings → general → define a password policy:
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That Regex solution in the first thread is a much better option! Thanks for pointing this out.
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Just FYI, @rico.trevisan posted a great tip that could be helpful for you:
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@pablo.heredia tweeted recently
a customer asked something related
so this little asset contains all I’ve learned this week about passwords.
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