luke2
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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?


Thanks!
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Here ya go! By the way, using these regex with the Instant Text plugin makes this near immediate and very nice for users.
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luke2
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Perfect, this is just what I needed. Very useful.
And yes thanks for the tip about the Instant Text plugin, been meaning to give it a try and implement as the built in Bubble checker has a bit of lag to it.
Again thanks @mebeingken .
FYI to anyone stumbling across this post, for the 1st part of over x amount of characters use:

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gilles
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Thank you for this post and feedback!
Note that you can also use Livetext for a min number of characters. The response is a lot faster than bubble:

Thx guys this is great but having issue with livetext getting input for password element. My password element has ID attribute pw and then on livetext A i add pw to Element ID. Is this correct?
What is the .* in front of [ for regix do?
when i remove the .* in front of [ it works fine
I use this on a text input, and haven’t tried with a password input.
Am i correct with linking livetext to input element?
That looks correct. The live text element sometimes has issues when using the default of visible on page load. I always uncheck that box on the element properties and then set it to visible using a workflow action on the page loaded event. Not sure that is the issue here, but the developers recommend this method.
That was the issue, thanks a lot for your help
and it works fine on text input with type password 
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