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Thank you. It is not about the registration form. But the settings page on the fron-end. None of these things work on that page.

@henrywright
Could not get it to work. I ‘fixed’ it by removing the whole option for users to change their password. If they want to change it, they can use the lost password option. That does work with wordpress security plugins.

@henrywright

I tried your code and it does not work for password strength, when users try to change their password on the front-end.

I also tried to change it to signup_password, but that also does not work. It seems to only work on signup and not once members are logged in and try to change their password. This is the code I used.

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@henrywright

Thank you for the extra explanation. I don’t understand how adding a code to set the minimum number of signup_username characters, makes sure that the passwords has a minimum strength.

I tested it on my site and on a clean installation and both do not work on members/member_name/settings/ . Users do see a password strength meter, but can still change their password into something simple as 1 or A. How did you get it to work on members/member_name/settings/?

With WordPress there are many plugins (none that work with buddypress…[Read more]

@henrywright
Isn’t that based on the availability of the user name and not on the password strength.

@danbp
That plugin does not seem to work on the user settings page, where users can change their password..

The second link you send me, where things I tried before posting this question. None seem to work. Users can still change their password…[Read more]