[SOLVED] Password Confirm

brianburt · August 6, 2009

When a customer tries to create a new account there is no field for confirming the password choice.

I am sure I must be missing something in configuring my installation.

Can someone suggest how I can make sure that the password is confirmed on creation of new accounts?

Thanks

TropischBruin · August 7, 2009

This is a must have I guess.

brianburt · August 7, 2009

Yes a must have. This forum makes you confirm your password when you register but Prestashop does not. Since the online demo does exactly the same thing as my installation I am assumeing this is an oversight?

Next question then is when will this be fixed?

Joël Gaujard · October 27, 2009

Hello,

I made a little script for this feature. Please test it and say me if it works on your project.



{l s='Confirm password'}
   <input type="password" class="text" name="passwd_confirm" id="passwd_confirm" />
*

[removed]
   $(function(){ldelim}
       $("#passwd_confirm").parents("form").submit(function(){ldelim}
           if ($('#passwd').attr('value') == $('#passwd_confirm').attr('value'))
               return true;
           alert("{l s='Yours both passwords filled in do not match.'}");
           return false;
       {rdelim});
   {rdelim});
[removed]

exadra37 · October 28, 2009

What is the file to put this code?

Do you know anything to confirm de client registation by email?

Thanks

Joël Gaujard · October 28, 2009

You can put this code in the file /themes//authentication.tpl just below the classic password input field.

About subscription confirmation by mail, you have to install a module for this. like : http://www.prestastore.com/fonctionnalites-front-office/234-fonctionnalites-front-office-activation-par-mail.html

exadra37 · October 28, 2009

thanks for the tip

I will try to do that and see if it works for me.

Joël Gaujard · October 28, 2009

You're welcome. Say me if it works well on your project.

You have to remplace "[removed]" by

< script type="text/javascript">

and the last by

</script>

But remove the blank space where it has to.

exadra37 · October 29, 2009

It works but i have to guess what you are say about remove blank space....

I think it is better for the next people to have the code correct.... In Themes/Prestashop/Autenthication.tpl insert in line 118 the following code:


{l s='Confirm password'}
   <input type="password" class="text" name="passwd_confirm" id="passwd_confirm" />
*

[removed] 
   $(function(){ldelim}
       $("#passwd_confirm").parents("form").submit(function(){ldelim}
           if ($('#passwd').attr('value') == $('#passwd_confirm').attr('value'))
               return true;
           alert("{l s='Yours both passwords filled in do not match.'}");
           return false;
       {rdelim});
   {rdelim});
[removed]

Many thanks to you for this :-)

Joël Gaujard · October 29, 2009

I did this because tag nammed script are qutomatically removed (like you :-S )

exadra37 · October 29, 2009

Sorry i don´t have notice that.... why that happens?

It is a bad :-S

Joël Gaujard · October 29, 2009

Because the forum automaticcaly removed this tag...
It's not your fault.

rocky · October 30, 2009

You can avoid this happening by entering <script type="text/javascript"> and </script> like this:



{l s='Confirm password'}
   <input type="password" class="text" name="passwd_confirm" id="passwd_confirm" />
*

<script type="text/javascript">
$(function(){ldelim}
       $("#passwd_confirm").parents("form").submit(function(){ldelim}
           if ($('#passwd').attr('value') == $('#passwd_confirm').attr('value'))
               return true;
           alert("{l s='Yours both passwords filled in do not match.'}");
           return false;
       {rdelim});
   {rdelim});
</script>

Joël Gaujard · October 30, 2009

Thanks you Rocky !

Did you test it ? If so, did it works well ?

rocky · October 30, 2009

I just tested your code in IE8 and it worked perfectly.

Patric · October 30, 2009

Has this been posted into the Feature Request ?

rocky · October 30, 2009

Yes, there is a feature request here.

Joël Gaujard · October 30, 2009

Hello,

PrestaTeam don't want to integrate this features into the solution. When i was in the company, they answer : the form should be shorter that possible.
I think this feature need to be option in BO....

Maybe in the second version of PS

lhphan · June 1, 2010

Hi,

Are you guys sure the code works.

I tested the solution and ran into two problems.

1) Dreamweaver tells me that

$("passwd_confirm").parents("form").submit(function(){ldelim});

has a syntax error.

2) If I ignore number 1)

The input field for "password confirmation" will be there during registration but even if the passwords don't match the registration process continues.

Joël Gaujard · June 1, 2010

Hi Iphan,

1) If think Dreamweaver don't understand javascript code with jQuery syntax. And your syntax is not good, missing "{rdelim}" at the end, before ");". Please copy/paste correctly code of this thread.
2) I don't know why, but if your javascript is not good certainly it don't works.

Have you got javascript error in your browser ?

lhphan · June 1, 2010

Hi Joel,

Thanks for replying. I did copy/paste the exact code that you posted. Like I said before, it will run but there it does not check if the passwords match. I have tested on 3 different browsers. The code does not stop me from registering even if the passwords don't match.

I linked a screenshot below so you can see what I mean.

http://www.mediafire.com/imgbnc.php/5b6e3663121199150f31ea5e92e0758d6g.jpg

shahriar · June 5, 2010

You can avoid this happening by entering <script type="text/javascript"> and </script> like this:



{l s='Confirm password'}
   <input type="password" class="text" name="passwd_confirm" id="passwd_confirm" />
*

<script type="text/javascript">
$(function(){ldelim}
       $("#passwd_confirm").parents("form").submit(function(){ldelim}
           if ($('#passwd').attr('value') == $('#passwd_confirm').attr('value'))
               return true;
           alert("{l s='Yours both passwords filled in do not match.'}");
           return false;
       {rdelim});
   {rdelim});
</script>

Million Tnx

It'working well in firefox,safari , actually i could to test on these browser

TonyH · September 23, 2010

Hi Rock/Joël,

I have tried using this script with IE8, but it constantly says the passwords do not match, even though they do. In addition to the code is there something else I should be doing?

Many thanks

Joël Gaujard · September 23, 2010

Hello TonyH,

Sorry I cannot test on IE8. Maybe someone else can help you... Sorry.

Regards,
Joel

TonyH · September 23, 2010

Joël,

Thanks for your reply. I have now tested it in Firefox and Chrome and it doesn't work in either of those as well. I also have the problem that when I removed the code the page will now not automatically redirect to the Welcome page when you register. I suspect the problem is not entirely in the Authentication.tpl file. If you have any clues as to where I should look to try to solve this I'd be very grateful.

Regards
Tony

Joël Gaujard · September 23, 2010

Sorry I didn't understand very well english (i'm just a french man)

I have now tested it in Firefox and Chrome and it doesn't work in either of those as well. I also have the problem that when I removed the code the page will now not automatically redirect to the Welcome page when you register. I suspect the problem is not entirely in the Authentication.tpl file. If you have any clues as to where I should look to try to solve this I'd be very grateful.

I don't believe normally PrestaShop redirect a new subscriber to homepage but to last page visited or customer account page.
Do you test this code on default theme ?

TonyH · September 23, 2010

Le probleme est que apres enregister, le nouveaux utilisateur reste sur le page d'inscription au lieu d'aller au page 'Welcome to your account'. S'il vous plait, pouvez-vous regarder www.lynseydepaul.com/musicstore de pres, et essayer d'enregistrer pour voir le probleme.

(I can't speak French but my daughter is learning it, hope this is ok.)

Regards

Tony

Joël Gaujard · September 23, 2010

I just tried to subscribe on your website and I succeed! And I will be redirect to my customer account. What's the problem ?
Also I don't see a "confirmation password" field.
(tested on Safari 5.0.2 on MAC OS 10.6.4)

TonyH · September 23, 2010

OK, hanks for trying perhaps the redirection isn't a problem.

I took the “confirmation password” field off as it wasn't working. I've just put it back, so please try it and see if it works for you.

Thanks
Tony

Joël Gaujard · September 23, 2010

I just tried it and it doesn't work

rocky · September 26, 2010

I've fixed it. The problem is that the "Bloc My Account" module was installed, so there are two "passwd" fields. Since the one in the "My Account" block is declared first, the code was comparing the password of it to the "Confirm Password" field.

I fixed it by changing:

if ($('#passwd').attr('value') == $('#passwd_confirm').attr('value'))

to:

if ($('#center_column #passwd').attr('value') == $('#passwd_confirm').attr('value'))

so that the center column passwd is selected instead of the "My Account" block passwd.

simpson7647 · October 19, 2010

Hi rocky, so the code you said about earlier in the post on page 1, i have to enter and then the above? Where do i past the above too?

thanks

rocky · October 20, 2010

You should put the code here after the password field on line [spam-filter]96 of authentication.tpl (in PrestaShop v1.3.2):



{l s='Password'}
   <input type="password" class="text" name="passwd" id="passwd" />
*
{l s='(5 characters min.)'}

mytheory. · October 20, 2010

Anybody using the One Page Checkout module with this mod??

This mod seems like a must have and a very standard one at that...

This works for the log in/authetication/sign up page... but the OPC module gives guest accounts/checkouts the option to sign up for a "real" account by checking a box at the end which then displays a (1) password box... I am interested in knowing if this option could be modded to work with the code/script from this thread.

Any help is appreciated!

simpson7647 · October 20, 2010

You should put the code here after the password field on line [spam-filter]96 of authentication.tpl (in PrestaShop v1.3.2):
{l s='Password'}
   <input type="password" class="text" name="passwd" id="passwd" />
*
{l s='(5 characters min.)'}

thanks rocky, so i put the code in the little link thing you made saying 'code' but where does the code you pasted below that go?

thanks

rocky · October 20, 2010

That code should already be in your authentication.tpl. You should put the code from the link below that code.

simpson7647 · October 20, 2010

Thankyou rocky.

so i just have to add the the piece you've linked saying 'code'

rocky · October 20, 2010

Yes, put the "Confirm password" field underneath the existing "Password" field on lines [spam-filter]96.

simpson7647 · October 20, 2010

thankyou Rocky, i simply pasted it below that part and it works with google chrome.
is it likely to work with all browsers etc now?

thanks

rocky · October 20, 2010

Yes, it should work in all browsers that have Javascript enabled.

simpson7647 · October 20, 2010

thanks a lot rocky

Steppo · October 21, 2010

Supergreat!!!

I get these funny letters in swedish - only on this script. Why is that?

rocky · October 22, 2010

It seems the message box don't support HTML. I guess you will have to use the actual characters instead of HTML codes.

Steppo · October 22, 2010

Ill try the opposite then:)
The translations in BO is identical to the other swedish words in the /lang/sv file.
Thanks for ideas! Great ideas of you guys with the function.

//Stefan

Yoriel79 · April 25, 2011

Hello.

Thanks for the solution, but in Prestashop 1.4 is not possible to solve this problem by the same way. Could any body help me with this problem under Prestashop 1.4, please?

Thanks.

nasos · August 24, 2011

i'd like that in 1.4 too ..

Francisco Carlão · September 14, 2011

for prestashop 1.4.3 ( and above i think):

go to

themes/yourtheme/authentication.tpl

find:

<p class="required password">
  <label for="passwd">{l s='Password'}</label>
  <input type="password" name="passwd" id="passwd" />
  <sup>*</sup>
  <span class="form_info">{l s='(5 characters min.)'}</span>
 </p>

right after this insert:

   <p class="required password">
		    <label for="passwd_confirm">{l s='Confirm password'}</label>
		    <input type="password" class="text" name="passwd_confirm" id="passwd_confirm" />
		    <sup>*</sup>
	    </p>

2º go to:

/controllers/AuthController.php

find this:

$_POST['firstname'] = $_POST['customer_firstname']

below insert this:

if (Tools::getValue('passwd') != Tools::getValue('passwd_confirm'))
$this->errors[] = Tools::displayError('Passwords do not match');

its done , dont forget to backup ypu files before doing this changes

ericktoti · December 26, 2011

Thank you friends! thank you rocky.

Work fine!

Gracias Francisco

for prestashop 1.4.3 ( and above i think):

go to

themes/yourtheme/authentication.tpl

find:

<p class="required password">
  <label for="passwd">{l s='Password'}</label>
  <input type="password" name="passwd" id="passwd" />
  <sup>*</sup>
  <span class="form_info">{l s='(5 characters min.)'}</span>
 </p>

right after this insert:

   <p class="required password">
			<label for="passwd_confirm">{l s='Confirm password'}</label>
			<input type="password" class="text" name="passwd_confirm" id="passwd_confirm" />
			<sup>*</sup>
		</p>

2º go to:

/controllers/AuthController.php

find this:

$_POST['firstname'] = $_POST['customer_firstname']

below insert this:

if (Tools::getValue('passwd') != Tools::getValue('passwd_confirm'))
$this->errors[] = Tools::displayError('Passwords do not match');

its done , dont forget to backup ypu files before doing this changes

simpson7647 · April 5, 2012

Does this still work for the latest 1.4.7?

thanks,

viger · October 18, 2012

Great thread!

Thanks to all, I solved this heavy point. It's quite incredible that by default PS hasn't both email and password confirmation and a URL confirmation by email to validate the email.

Anyway, here the mod for PS 1.5.0.17 (and up, I hope), for email and for password confirmation (for email validation I'm still searching for ). In BO will appears fields for translating new fields in the FO auth page.

It seems to works very fine for me, but please test it!

In /themes/your-theme/authentication.tpl find:

 <p class="required text">
  <label for="email">{l s='E-mail'} <sup>*</sup></label>
  <input type="text" class="text" id="email" name="email" value="{if isset($smarty.post.email)}{$smarty.post.email}{/if}" />
 </p>

after insert:


<p class="required text">
<label for="email_confirm">{l s='Confirm e-mail'} <sup>*</sup></label>
<input type="text" class="text" name="email_confirm" id="email_confirm" />
</p>

find:

 <p class="required password">
  <label for="passwd">{l s='Password'} <sup>*</sup></label>
  <input type="password" class="text" name="passwd" id="passwd" />
  <span class="form_info">{l s='(5 characters min.)'}</span>
 </p>

after insert:

<p class="required password">
<label for="passwd_confirm">{l s='Confirm password'} <sup>*</sup></label>
<input type="password" class="text" name="passwd_confirm" id="passwd_confirm" />
</p>

In /controllers/front/AuthController.php find:

 if (!Tools::getValue('phone') && !Tools::getValue('phone_mobile') && Configuration::get('PS_REGISTRATION_PROCESS_TYPE'))
 $this->errors[] = Tools::displayError('You must register at least one phone number');

after insert:

 // Email confirmation
 if (Tools::getValue('email') != Tools::getValue('email_confirm'))
 $this->errors[] = Tools::displayError('Both email do not match');
 // Password confirmation
 if (Tools::getValue('passwd') != Tools::getValue('passwd_confirm'))
 $this->errors[] = Tools::displayError('Both passwords do not match');

That's all, it works fine!

Edited October 18, 2012 by viger (see edit history)

Eurobean · October 28, 2012

Thank you Viger !

This works perfectly on version 1.4.8.2, tested on explorer, firefox and chrome.

I agree, this should be a default feature, or at least an option!

I would recommend however, rather than modifying the AddressController.php file directly, that it be copied into the override folder at /override/controllers and then edited.

If editing the file from within the override folder, remember to modify line 28 of the file

from

class AuthControllerCore extends FrontController

to

class AuthController extends FrontController

Thank you again Viger for your solution and to everyone for treating this topic!

viger · October 28, 2012

I would recommend however, rather than modifying the AddressController.php file directly, that it be copied into the override folder at /override/controllers and then edited.

Yes, you're right, it's better indeed. Thanks to you too!

simpson7647 · December 7, 2012

Hi,

I can't get this working,

The Theme I use is Theme318 and I've posted the code both here :

/home/protect1/themes/theme318/authentication.tpl

/home/protect1/public_html/themes/theme318/authentication.tpl

What am I doing wrong here as It doesn't seem to be working.

Thanks,

ciepolml · January 12, 2013

Hello

Just wanted to thank you for very interesting discussion and examples. It saved my time and works great with PrestaShop 1.4.9.0.

If somebody is unsure about 4.9 - password recovery works fine, errors are displayed correctly, user has to confirm password when updating profile too. Very nice solution!

cyjambo · March 24, 2013

Great thread!

Thanks to all, I solved this heavy point. It's quite incredible that by default PS hasn't both email and password confirmation and a URL confirmation by email to validate the email.

Anyway, here the mod for PS 1.5.0.17 (and up, I hope), for email and for password confirmation (for email validation I'm still searching for ). In BO will appears fields for translating new fields in the FO auth page.

It seems to works very fine for me, but please test it!

In /themes/your-theme/authentication.tpl find:
 <p class="required text">
  <label for="email">{l s='E-mail'} <sup>*</sup></label>
  <input type="text" class="text" id="email" name="email" value="{if isset($smarty.post.email)}{$smarty.post.email}{/if}" />
 </p>
after insert:
<p class="required text">
<label for="email_confirm">{l s='Confirm e-mail'} <sup>*</sup></label>
<input type="text" class="text" name="email_confirm" id="email_confirm" />
</p>
find:
 <p class="required password">
  <label for="passwd">{l s='Password'} <sup>*</sup></label>
  <input type="password" class="text" name="passwd" id="passwd" />
  <span class="form_info">{l s='(5 characters min.)'}</span>
 </p>
after insert:
<p class="required password">
<label for="passwd_confirm">{l s='Confirm password'} <sup>*</sup></label>
<input type="password" class="text" name="passwd_confirm" id="passwd_confirm" />
</p>
In /controllers/front/AuthController.php find:
 if (!Tools::getValue('phone') && !Tools::getValue('phone_mobile') && Configuration::get('PS_REGISTRATION_PROCESS_TYPE'))
 $this->errors[] = Tools::displayError('You must register at least one phone number');
after insert:
 // Email confirmation
 if (Tools::getValue('email') != Tools::getValue('email_confirm'))
 $this->errors[] = Tools::displayError('Both email do not match');
 // Password confirmation
 if (Tools::getValue('passwd') != Tools::getValue('passwd_confirm'))
 $this->errors[] = Tools::displayError('Both passwords do not match');
That's all, it works fine!

Hi viger,

Thanks a lot for the help with this. It works fine with normal checkout when you are logged in, but it doesn't work with guest checkout. It gives the errors

Both email do not match
Both passwords do not match

when pressing save after filling out the delivery address. Of course it is because the guest check-out does not have the password field and only 1 email field. Do you know how to change your code so it does not take into consideration when guest-checkout is used?

I am using 1.5.3.1 btw. Thanks a lot!

cyjambo · March 24, 2013

Ok, I figured it out. If you want to make this work for guest checkout then you need to add this code:

  	 if (Tools::getValue('is_new_customer', 1) && Configuration::get('PS_GUEST_CHECKOUT_ENABLED'))
	{	
		// Email confirmation
		if (Tools::getValue('email') != Tools::getValue('email_confirm'))
		$this->errors[] = Tools::displayError('Both email do not match');
		// Password confirmation
		if (Tools::getValue('passwd') != Tools::getValue('passwd_confirm'))
		$this->errors[] = Tools::displayError('Both passwords do not match');
	}

instead of just:

 // Email confirmation
 if (Tools::getValue('email') != Tools::getValue('email_confirm'))
 $this->errors[] = Tools::displayError('Both email do not match');
 // Password confirmation
 if (Tools::getValue('passwd') != Tools::getValue('passwd_confirm'))
 $this->errors[] = Tools::displayError('Both passwords do not match');

This seem to work fine (not sure if it is the correct way to do it, so please test everything before goin live).

I hope this helps someone!

viger · March 26, 2013

Hello cyjambo,

actually I think you're right, I didn't check the mod with guest checkout because I don't use it. I tried your mod in my local installation and it seems to work fine, many thanks!

nakiodev · August 2, 2013

don't work on prestashop 1.5.4

vekia · August 2, 2013

don't work on prestashop 1.5.4

you tried method mentioned by cyjambo above?

nakiodev · August 2, 2013

you tried method mentioned by cyjambo above?

I tried but it does not work

katja lah · December 1, 2015

Hi,

Could anyone help me I am sad spent 100 hours to solve confirm password in controller but no result.

I use Prestashop 1.6.1.2

I will be very appreciate. Very very Thank you in advance.

[SOLVED] Password Confirm

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