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Subject.. Don't think that's supposed to be allowed?
Originally posted by : Ephonk
Subject.. Don't think that's supposed to be allowed?
well, you do what you want...
You are all mature enough i suppose ... no ?
well, offcourse, but from a security pov it's not that good to allow empty passwords in your DB.
But no problem for me offcourse :p
Originally posted by : Ephonk
well, offcourse, but from a security pov it's not that good to allow empty passwords in your DB.
But no problem for me offcourse :p
password are encrypted in database.
so an empty password is not actually empty. edit: to be honest, i did put an 'empty password' protection ... weird it didn't kick in ....
Well, situation was as follows:
I created an account, i missed a field, had to return (possibly with the "back" button of my ms mouse) - filled in the field, clicked "ok" and then realised that the password fields where blank again (standard behavior of a pwd field in webforms), but it didn't complain about it...
Originally posted by : Ephonk
Well, situation was as follows:
I created an account, i missed a field, had to return (possibly with the "back" button of my ms mouse) - filled in the field, clicked "ok" and then realised that the password fields where blank again (standard behavior of a pwd field in webforms), but it didn't complain about it...
okay, i'll create some test accounts :P
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