]]>I agree with your password has to be ‘extremely strong’ to fill the bar. I will make some changes to the script so that your pass has to be of less strenght. ]]>
i used first 5 characters of martins password: fG4%$ ]]>
I made some improvements on the password strength meters available on the web. Using prototype/scriptaculous, I stole some code from ZeBadger (thanks!) and created a new meter which dynamically changes while typing your password. Useful for form valida…
]]>e.g. in my opinion, “Life is like a box of chocolates!” is cryptographically far stronger than “qQ123$%” Your script disagrees with me however, giving the former a score of around 40% and the latter a score of 100%.
]]>shortly,
1. i entered the demo page.
2. copied my notepad all of the code.
3. downloaded strength.jpg, prototype/prototype.js and scriptaculous/scriptaculous.js
4. put on the right file.
and it was not worked. although i entered the my password (such a$Ti12.) but strenght-bar was never increased.
Can you help me?
]]>Can you send me an email at willem att ajaxorized dott com ? I will provide you a working demo.
Cheers,
]]>intScore = (intScore+passwd.length) // Add the length of the password to the score.
To adjust for the additional scores change all “intScore = (intScore+5)” to “intScore = (intScore+3)”
To prevent the bar graph from overflowing on very long passwords add:
if (intScore > 32)
{
intScore = 32
}
Tolga and Mat, make sure you also get effects.js.
Use Firefox with Developer Tools or just add “/effects.js” to the URL to download it.
Cheers,
]]>Thanks, that’s it. scriptaculous.js automatically loads effects.js . Therefore you have to get this file:
http://ajaxorized.com/examples/scriptaculous/pastrength/scriptaculous/effects.js
and add it.
]]>(http://ajaxorized.com/examples/scriptaculous/pastrength/scriptaculous/effects.js)
and it solved my problem.
Thank you 