You can enforce your own custom rules for password field validation. This ensures that the passwords are up to the specification as you want them to be. Like you may want at least one uppercase, lowercase, number, and symbol.
Follow the steps below to enable custom password validation rules for WPForms password fields using PowerUps for WPForms.
- From your WordPress backend, go to Forms -> Ultimate Kit.
- Select the form in which you want to enable custom password validation.
- Now go to the PowerUps panel and look for Custom Password Validation for WPForms.
- Click on the Settings button, and you can customize the password field on the form with the following settings.
- Enable: Use this setting to enable/disable this powerup.
- Select Fields: Here, you can select from the list of password fields in your form.
- Error Message: This setting can be used to customize the error message that will be shown to users if the entered password doesn’t match the custom validation rule set by you.
- Password Length: You can set a minimum password length here. Leave it blank in case you don’t want to enforce any length limit.
- Password Requirements: Here, you can enforce password rules like uppercase, lowercase, numbers, and symbols.
- Click on the Save button to make your changes live on the frontend.
