Django fail to raise an error when a minimum length password is required -

i have form allows user create user account. enforce minimum password length of 8 , when breached , error raise . problem , doesn't raise error whenever minimum password length of 8 breached .

can kindly me.

def registration(request):       form = userregistration()     if request.method =='post':         form = userregistration(request.post)         if form.is_valid():             user = user.objects.create_user(                 username=form.cleaned_data['username'],                  email=form.cleaned_data['email'],                  password=form.cleaned_data['password']                 )             user.is_active = true             user.save()              return render(request,'choose.html',{'form':form})      return render(request, 'register.html', {'form': form},) 

my forms.py

 class userregistration(forms.form):     username = forms.charfield()     email = forms.emailfield(error_messages={'required':'error missing field , please fill field'})      password = forms.charfield(     widget=forms.passwordinput(render_value=false)     )      min_length = 8      def clean_password(self):             password = self.cleaned_data['password']              if len(password) > self.min_length:                     raise forms.validationerror("the new password must @ least %d characters long." % self.min_length)              return password 

my template

<form method ="post">     {% csrf_token %}   <span id="error">{{form.username.errors}}</span> <span id="error2">{{form.email.errors}}</span> <span id="error3">{{form.password.errors}}</span>  {{form.username}} {{form.email}} {{form.password}}     <input type = "submit" value= "save" id="box2"/> </form> 

your if condition not correct:

instead of

if len(password) > self.min_length: 

use

if len(password) <= self.min_length:                 #<---- changed condition