Strong Author Passwords
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- michael-e
- 08 Feb 11, 10:16 pm
- Comment #2
That is a very cool idea, Nick! It should be noted, however, that the extension does not perform a server-side check. If the user switches off JavaScript, he can still use the name of his cat as password. So in the README:
The user can not complete the form unless all rules are satisfied.
You might add “…as long as JavaScript is activated in the browser.” or something like this.
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- nickdunn
- 08 Feb 11, 10:42 pm
- Comment #3
Yes indeed. I see this more of a way to stop users being stupid. If they disable JavaScript then they should be free to be as stupid as they wish, in a system that assumes JavaScript is enabled.
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- phoque
- 09 Feb 11, 12:57 am
- Comment #4
I remember as if it was yesterday… A wise man once said:
Phew, 17/24 major extensions updated for Symphony 2.2 compatibility. Oh, by the way, pls remind me to not make any more. Ever. #symphonycms
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- nickdunn
- 09 Feb 11, 1:05 am
- Comment #5
Yeah, because you didn’t mind me.
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- into
- 09 Feb 11, 2:29 am
- Comment #6
lol
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