i want to check the password and conform password by using javascript

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i want to check the password and conform password by using javascript
but i want to check this by textchanged event of conformPassword text box

Posted 11-Nov-13 5:13am

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Ranjan.D 11-Nov-13 11:42am

Did you meant verify password and make sure they are matching before you submit form ?

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2013-11-11T05:23:00

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I would strongly suggest that you don't do that. Check and confirm passwords in the code behind, so that valid password values never have to leave the server - that way, they can't be seen.

If you match a password value in javascript, you have to send the valid value and the code to compare it to the client in a human readable form - and a heck of a lot of people know how to view the source for a web page...

Posted 11-Nov-13 5:23am

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 11-Nov-13 11:47am

Of course, a 5.
The next step is: a password is never stored anywhere and never sent via network, it is absolutely no needed for authentication.
Most typically, cryptographic hash is used.
—SA