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4/12/2007 3:33 PM
 

I need to place the module for changing passwords on a specific page in our system...who is this configured or done?

 
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4/13/2007 8:21 AM
 

Hi Jaron

I don't believe this is currently possible with the core system. 

I use the UcanUse user manager for a couple of sites and Rick tells me a password module for the (very useful) UA2.9 is imminent.

IMO: a change password module would be a very useful thing and cannot understand why nobody seems to have written one.


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