How to Force Users to Use Strong Passwords in WordPress | JetFormBuilder

We're excited to show you how to beef up your website security with the #JetFormBuilder plugin.
With JetFormBuilder, you can easily enforce #strongpassword policies on your #WordPress site, all without adding extra plugins.
Join us as we walk you through the simple setup process. We'll start by installing JetFormBuilder, which is totally free. Then, we'll dive into setting up advanced form validation, ensuring your users create passwords that are tough to crack.
By the end of this video, you'll have the tools to keep your WordPress site safe and secure against cyber threats.
Ready to level up your website security game? Let's do this! Hit that play button and let's make your WordPress site fortress-like together!
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► TIMESTAMPS
00:00 Introduction
02:45 Using the advanced form validation feature
03:30 Regular expressions for the password
04:13 Setting up advanced rule
05:52 Checking the final result
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[@DanielShuster96]

Thank you again! Love the new short tutorials!

[@Crocoblock]

Glad you like them!

[@Ellinio]

Great Tutorial!!!! Thank you so much!! Keep on the good work!!

[@Crocoblock]

thanks a lot 💙

[@shaunazar]

Thank you, always appreciate your detailed tutorials. Is there a way to set each of the conditions that is not met to show individual error messages? For example, if your password is 12 characters instead of the 16 required, can it trigger just the error message that indicates you need at least 16 characters? I've seen it where the conditions that are met are opaque and the one that is missing is highlighted.

[@24hotspot14]

Exactly
Am also curious about this

[@Crocoblock]

@shaunazar
@24hotspot14
you can set different rules in the Advanced validation
and for each to set the message

[@baliflorent6971]

Thanks. Everyday you show us that crocoblock can help us building complex websites.

[@Crocoblock]

thanks 🔥
Croco can be sometimes hard to understand and we are really happy to make it more easy in grabbing the ropes that indeed it's a powerful tool for creating complex solutions 💛

[@engrrajonahmed]

What about the password reset fields?

[@Crocoblock]

could you please elaborate a bit on your question so I could better understand you?
what exactly do you need?

[@mohamedrami-dev]

Hello crocoblock team,
Can u please make a video about
How to export registred users using jet form builder to google spread sheet Thank you ❤

[@Crocoblock]

I will pass it to the content department
as for now, you can follow this guide jetformbuilder.com/features/how-to-connect-jetformbuilder-to-any-app/

[@stefano94103]

It should be the user's option to use strong passwords not the website builder. Maybe except for websites that have personal information.

[@Crocoblock]

well, let's imagine the situation when if there's no restrictions, then users will use weak passwords as abc123
anyway, it's up to the user which creates websites, which passwords to force and not only passwords if the info is secure