I have installed this plugin in my app but when I try it with the xcode 4.6 iphone simulator produces a code error when I type the first letter to introduce the email or password...it seems at the CFStringGetLength method...any idea? Thanks

Hi @pazjordi, There seems to be something funky going on with the Login plugin. It is being looked into. Glad you found us! Ian

Hey Ian, your photo with the piano and the words Login Plugin suggest me that a song could bear such great name... LOGIN PLUGIN, yeah, yeah, yeah! And now the chorus: Login Plugin, yeah, yeah, yeah! Just kidding, hope you do not mind! Frogman

Anything ever discovered here? I am experiencing the same issue with the Login Screen. As soon as the first letter is typed the app crashes.

Can't believe I missed ur response Frogman! @ridgerock keep u posted Ian

Hi guys... "As soon as the first letter is typed the app crashes." This plugin was updated a few months ago after the Core Project changed. A method called shouldChangeCharactersInRange is called with every key tap on the keyboard. This method is below. It doesn't do anything except allow you to intercept keys you don't want to allow as inputs. The method below is the latest one, it just returns TRUE regardless of what's entered. In the older version is was doing all sorts of fancy checking for all sorts of bogus inputs...it doesn't do that anymore. It sounds like this method in the projects mentioned above is outdated. Dunno. Replace it with this method, see what happens. If it doesn't crash then you're using an old plugin. //make sure characters are allowed - (BOOL) textField:(UITextField*)textField shouldChangeCharactersInRange:(NSRange)range replacementString:(NSString*)textEntered { if(textEntered.length > 0){ //look at each character in the text box... for(int i = 0; i < [textEntered length]; i++) { //this loop gives you an opportunity to filter out non-allowed characters. //return NO in this loop if you run into a character you don't want to allow. } } return YES; }