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Wilkinsa
Setting permissions for users to edit their password...

  • 2006/3/30 20:19

  • Wilkinsa

  • Just popping in

  • Posts: 47

  • Since: 2003/4/13


HOW?!?

I have tried several things and different membership modules and I cant seem to get it right!

-Adam
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Adam Wilkinson
Owner
http://www.oregonhosted.com
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Lourdes
Re: Setting permissions for users to edit their password...

  • 2006/3/30 20:24

  • Lourdes

  • Not too shy to talk

  • Posts: 119

  • Since: 2005/2/26


Users should be able to edit their own passwords by logging into your website and following the "Edit Account" link under their User Menu.

If you meant something else, then I'm sorry for the wrong info!
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wcrwcr
Re: Setting permissions for users to edit their password...

  • 2006/3/30 20:26

  • wcrwcr

  • Home away from home

  • Posts: 1114

  • Since: 2003/12/12


Hi

Try this: https://xoops.org/edituser.php

Look at "Password
(type a new password twice to change it)" fields.

It?s easy Wilkinsa

Regards
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Wilkinsa
Re: Setting permissions for users to edit their password...

  • 2006/3/31 15:27

  • Wilkinsa

  • Just popping in

  • Posts: 47

  • Since: 2003/4/13


I wish it was that easy I currently have 'Extended profiles' installed and it dosnt seem to let you edit your own password a webmaster can but not you. NE Ideas?
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Adam Wilkinson
Owner
http://www.oregonhosted.com
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barryc
Re: Setting permissions for users to edit their password...

  • 2006/3/31 16:16

  • barryc

  • Just can't stay away

  • Posts: 480

  • Since: 2004/3/20


It should be that easy. If you are using 2.2.X and you click on the Extended Profiles link, you should see your profile and a link above it to change password. There is also a submenu under Extended profiles. I've tested it logged on as an ordinary user and it works.

Barry
Barry Cooper
Sweet Home, Oregon
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Jeffason2
Re: Setting permissions for users to edit their password...

  • 2006/5/30 19:37

  • Jeffason2

  • Just popping in

  • Posts: 2

  • Since: 2006/5/30


I am in the same situation. It is very odd but I can change a normal member's password by logging as an admin, but I can never change my admin password or change the password when logged in as a normal user....the field to change the password simply is not there!
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joandarcy
Re: Setting permissions for users to edit their password...

  • 2006/6/13 1:44

  • joandarcy

  • Just popping in

  • Posts: 8

  • Since: 2005/7/29


I have the same problem. I have upgraded to 2.2.4 but there's no button for change password.

Pls advise..

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