I am planning to use a password policy. If I later change the policy to make it more strict, then current passwords will fail. Right now, if that happens, I am redirecting the user to the index page. But is there some way to detect that this has occurred so that I can present the user with informat…

I wonder if you’re looking for something like this: https://nocode-to-knowcode.bubbleapps.io/version-test/password_checker

Thank you for the reply. That’s not exactly what I’m asking. I actually found this article from a different post in this forum: [image] How to build a bubble.io password strength indicator ? (without plugin) -... In this article you will learn how to implement a password policy in Bubbl…

You cannot know if an existing user’s password doesn’t meet your new password policy, because you cannot know their actual password (a password isn’t stored as a text - roughly speaking, it’s hashed, and when you enter your password, that’s also hashed so you compare the hashes rather than the passw…

Thanks for the reply. Of course I know I can’t get the password, nor do I want to. But if I change my policy and a user does not yet meet that policy, then Bubble will reject it and redirect them to the page I assign (where they can reset their password and pick one that does conform). My question …

[image] ken1: I change the policy. They attempt to login. They are redirected back to the index page (because they are not logged in and should not have a “reset” password page in case they are not the actual user for that account.) Are you sure this is what happens? I doubt password policy …

[image] How to verify a password input Tips 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 great…

[image] georgecollier: Are you sure this is what happens? I doubt password policy changes will prevent a user from logging in, but I’ve never tried. The reason I created this post is because this is exactly what happened. It didn’t occur right away because I had the “Stay Logged In” set to Ye…

[image] ken1: I just wanted to have a way to inform the user. Use the approach in the link I posted. It is a solid approach to showing the user the password policy (I hate it when a password I enter doesn’t meet a sites policy but they don’t tell the policy) as well as showing them when they …

Detect failure to pass Password Policy

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