Website Membership V1.07 Addon and CMS Builder V2.51 (user-signup.php, user-password-reset.php & user-profile.php)

So I think I've got this figured out... I've tested it and so far so good, but I suspect there may be a better solution. But for now this seems to be doing the trick for anyone who is interested in applying this to the Website Membership login and password reset.

User profile:

  // process form
  if (@$_REQUEST['save']) {

    // error checking
    $errorsAndAlerts = "";
    if (!@$_REQUEST['fullname'])                { $errorsAndAlerts .= "You must enter your full name!<br/>\n"; }
    if (!@$_REQUEST['email'])                   { $errorsAndAlerts .= "You must enter your email!<br/>\n"; }
    else if(!isValidEmail(@$_REQUEST['email'])) { $errorsAndAlerts .= "Please enter a valid email (example: user@example.com)<br/>\n"; }
    if (!@$_REQUEST['username'])                { $errorsAndAlerts .= "You must choose a username!<br/>\n"; }

    // new password checking
    if (@$_REQUEST['oldPassword'] || $_REQUEST['newPassword1'] || $_REQUEST['newPassword2']) {
      $oldPasswordHash = (@$SETTINGS['advanced']['encryptPasswords']) ? getPasswordDigest(@$_REQUEST['oldPassword']) : @$_REQUEST['oldPassword'];
      if (!@$_REQUEST['oldPassword'])                                 { $errorsAndAlerts .= "Please enter a value for: Current Password<br/>\n"; }
      elseif ($oldPasswordHash != $CURRENT_USER['password'])          { $errorsAndAlerts .= "Current password isn't correct!<br/>\n"; }
      elseif (!@$_REQUEST['newPassword1'])                            { $errorsAndAlerts .= "Please enter a value for: New Password<br/>\n"; }
      elseif (!@$_REQUEST['newPassword2'])                            { $errorsAndAlerts .= "Please enter a value for: Confirm New Password<br/>\n"; }
      elseif ($_REQUEST['newPassword1'] != $_REQUEST['newPassword2']) { $errorsAndAlerts .= "New passwords don't match!<br/>\n"; }
    
      // password strength
      $errorsAndAlerts = "";
      if    (strlen($_REQUEST['newPassword1']) < 11 )                                        { $errorsAndAlerts .= "Please enter 12 or more characters for your New Password<br/>\n"; }
      if    (!preg_match("#[a-z]+#", $_REQUEST['newPassword1']) )                            { $errorsAndAlerts .= "Password must include at least one letter!<br/>\n"; }
      if    (!preg_match("#[A-Z]+#", $_REQUEST['newPassword1']) )                            { $errorsAndAlerts .= "Password must include at least one CAPS!<br/>\n"; }
      if    (!preg_match("#\W+#", $_REQUEST['newPassword1']) )                                { $errorsAndAlerts .= "Password must include at least one symbol!<br/>\n"; }
      // end password strength
    
    }

Password Reset:

// error checking
    $errors = '';
    if      (!@$_REQUEST['password'])                                  { $errors .= t("Please enter your new password!") . "\n"; }
    else if (!@$_REQUEST['password:again'])                            { $errors .= t("Please enter your new password again!") . "\n"; }
    else if ($_REQUEST['password'] != $_REQUEST['password:again'])     { $errors .= t("New passwords do not match!") . "\n"; }
    
    // password strength
    $errors = "";
      if    (strlen($_REQUEST['password']) < 11 )    { $errors .= "Please enter 12 or more characters for your New Password<br/>\n"; }
      if    (!preg_match("#[a-z]+#", $_REQUEST['password']) )    { $errors .= "Password must include at least one letter!<br/>\n"; }
      if    (!preg_match("#[A-Z]+#", $_REQUEST['password']) )    { $errors .= "Password must include at least one CAPS!<br/>\n"; }
      if    (!preg_match("#\W+#", $_REQUEST['password']) )    { $errors .= "Password must include at least one symbol!<br/>\n"; }
    // end password strength
    
    if ($errors) { alert($errors); }

User Signup: Well I'm not offering user signup for the site I needed this for so I didn't implement the code, but I think you can figure it out fairly simply by following the example code above.

If you buy chance know of a better solution, please do share... otherwise, I hope you find this useful.

Zick