If you like us, don't want to scare customers, about the password hints. Do this:
$(document).ready(function() {
$("input.password-field").addClass('password-processed');
$("input.password-field").unbind();
$("input.password-confirm").addClass('password-processed');
$("input.password-confirm").unbind();
});
$("input.password-field").addClass('password-processed');
$("input.password-field").unbind();
$("input.password-confirm").addClass('password-processed');
$("input.password-confirm").unbind();
});
we had mostly from woman the feedback, that the notes about insecure passwords annoyed them. Me as geek understand it, but if you want users on your plattform, you have to "speak" their language.
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