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New Post 7/3/2008 11:14 AM
User is offline jplarm
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prevent user from changing password 

I want to use one user account for a large group of people--how do I prevent them from editing the display name or changing the password. Thanks.

 
New Post 7/4/2008 4:52 PM
User is offline cathal connolly
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Re: prevent user from changing password 

basically you can't, whilst you can hide most profile details the user's username and password are also available. All a user needs to know is the correct url to load the control, if they're logged in the control will load. If you're looking to allow multiple users to edit the same content, create a role for them and grant permissions to the role.

Cathal

 
New Post 7/5/2008 2:29 AM
User is offline Sebastian Leupold
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Re: prevent user from changing password 

Cathal, either it has been too late in the night or you mixed up the editor screen when multitasking, but IMO your answer does meet the question.

Unfortunately, the first 3 words of your answer are correct, there is no option to prevent a user from changing his password, which would be very useful e.g. for Demo Accounts. I suggest to log this into the feature request list in ROadmap and into the public issue tracker at support.dotnetnuke.com.

You can, however, use "user settings"  in Admin :: Users to populate Displayname automatically, e.g. with FirstName + "  " + Lastname.


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