Hello!

I tried it in all of 7.x versions but no result. The request new password link is still displayed in User/edit page.

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DrupalNovice’s picture

Still displayed for me too.

pedrofaria’s picture

Assigned: Unassigned » pedrofaria

Check if it is a cache problem, please.

Thanks

pedro

ellen.davis’s picture

Just tested this on my site. In 7.x-1.2 I do see the request new password link on user/edit page.
But then I upgraded to 7x-1.x-dev (2011-Dec-07 ). Now, the request new password link is not on user/edit.

michaek’s picture

This is not a cache issue - the current release does not work. The dev release does, but it's not desirable to use a dev release just to get the sole feature that the module is meant to provide. Any chance of an updated stable release?

bbshopplf’s picture

I just installed the dev release - still not working as expected.

There's nothing to do, though, right? Just install it, check permissions and that's it, as far as I can tell.

Perhaps my permissions are wrong? There are two: administer module and "can change your own password". I have this checked for admin only, as in, "admin 'can change your own password'". Am I looking at it backwards? Do I need to check the permission for authenticated users (the role I want to NOT be able to change the password)?

[EDIT]

Although - I'm using this along with the Access Code module. Perhaps there's a conflict?

calmeyda’s picture

For other language need change the translate string "Enter your current password to change the %mail or %pass. !request_new." removing the !request_new

Roi Danton’s picture

#6, thanks for the tip. Additionally remove »%mail or « from the string. With this workaround you don't need this module.

Downsides:

  • fits only for non-english drupal sites
  • it's hard to "reactivate" this string if you forgot how you removed it
kreynen’s picture

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Status: Active » Closed (outdated)