custom rules about jquery.pwstrength.bootstrap

[ablanco]

Yes, it is possible. You need to add a custom rule, you can find the doc here. There is also an example.

The idea is to call the method addRule and pass it a function and a score. The function will receive the score associated to the rule as a parameter, and must return false or a numeric value (usually the very same score). The function can calculate the return value in anyway it wants, but the idea is that if the function criteria matches with the password then it should return the score (a negative one if it's a penalization). The returned value by the function will be added to the password total score.

You can find plenty of examples of these functions in the rules.js file.

[cleder]

turns out what I really WANTED was:

    jQuery(document).ready(function () {
        "use strict";
        var options = {};
        options.ui = {
            showPopover: true,
            showErrors: true,
            errorMessages : {
                wordUpperLowerCombo: "Must contain UPPER- and lowercase letters",
                wordLetterNumberCombo: "Must contain numbers and Letters",
            }
        };
        options.rules = {
            activated: {
                wordNotEmail: true,
                wordRepetitions: true,
                wordUpperLowerCombo: true,
                wordLetterNumberCombo: true
            },
        };
        $('#password').pwstrength(options);
    });

So I had to add errorMessages for wordUpperLowerCombo and wordLetterNumberCombo and display them in a popover to guide the user to fulfill all three (+minLenght=6) requirements

[ablanco]

I'm glad you found a way to make it work as you wanted :)