There is actually a broken rule that is firing that is preventing the form from closing....sooooo, you should be getting a red arrow next to the password field.  However, I will try to setup a test and see if I get the same results.

In my sample app, if the user enters a new password in the change password form that is not accepted due to the password restrictions set on the global security preferences, the form does not give any kind of feedback to the user, it just sits there until user enters a new valid password or cancels out of the form.

For example: if the minimum password length is 6 but I just enter a 3 letter password and click "OK" nothing happens. No broken rule message or anything. (If I do not enter the correct old password or if a mistype the "confirm new password" I do get a validation error message and the red arrow next to the field.)

I'm I missing something in my code?? 

Any help on this issue will be appreciated and Thanks in advance for your help...

(Happy 4th of July everyone!)

Einar Trejo