AbbaTheHorse

Thanks Chad, that’s superb.

I’ll give that a look and see how I get on.

Many thanks again,

Matt

Hi Chad

Thank you, I’ve got that all up and running!

However, I was wondering if there is a way to:

1) Disable the “Update Password” button until the strong password criteria has been met

And/or

2) Display an error message back to the user if they try to enter a weak/medium password?

Users are currently getting a bit confused as it looks as though they can update their password as the button is active, but when they click it, nothing happens to tell them they’ve not set a strong enough password.

Any advice would be much appreciated.

Many thanks,

Matt

Hi, thanks for getting back to me.

What you’ve suggested is how I assumed I should handle this, but I’m still having issues.

If, for instance I set my CustomHooks.php file as follows:

add_action('admin_footer', array($this, 'SampleFunction'), 10, 2);

Then I can see the custom alert in the audit log.

But in my own plugin that I’ve written, I have the following after a form is saved:

do_action("sec_mod_update", $modificationItem->ref);

And have changed my CustomHooks.php file to:

add_action('sec_mod_update', array($this, 'SampleFunction'), 10, 2);

But when I save the form, nothing is added to the audit log.

Any help you might be able to give would be very much appreciated.

Thanks again,

Matt

That’s fantastic! Thanks for much for such a speedy response, that has sorted my problem.

Thanks again,

Matt