use typescript for form.html in separate file, allow customization of
requirement strings Password requirement text is now loaded by the typescript, and can be customized by changing the validationStrings variable. See wiki for more info.
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@@ -447,11 +447,11 @@ func start(asDaemon, firstCall bool) {
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app.loadStrftime()
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validatorConf := ValidatorConf{
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"characters": app.config.Section("password_validation").Key("min_length").MustInt(0),
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"uppercase characters": app.config.Section("password_validation").Key("upper").MustInt(0),
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"lowercase characters": app.config.Section("password_validation").Key("lower").MustInt(0),
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"numbers": app.config.Section("password_validation").Key("number").MustInt(0),
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"special characters": app.config.Section("password_validation").Key("special").MustInt(0),
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"length": app.config.Section("password_validation").Key("min_length").MustInt(0),
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"uppercase": app.config.Section("password_validation").Key("upper").MustInt(0),
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"lowercase": app.config.Section("password_validation").Key("lower").MustInt(0),
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"number": app.config.Section("password_validation").Key("number").MustInt(0),
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"special": app.config.Section("password_validation").Key("special").MustInt(0),
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}
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if !app.config.Section("password_validation").Key("enabled").MustBool(false) {
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for key := range validatorConf {
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