EXT: Change MD5 Frontend Password¶

What does it do?¶

This Extension allows frontend users to change their md5 hashed password.

It is insert in a page as a normal content element.

Use f.e. with the Extensions danp_sv_cryptauth / danp_md5fepassword and im_feuserspasstype

Screenshots¶

[Backend Configuration]

[Frontend View]

Dependencies¶

The Extension actually does not have any dependencies to other extensions, but it doesn't make sense using it when you're not using extensions to store a frontend user's password as an md5 hash.

Before being able to change his / her password, a frontend user will have to type in the old one. This value will be md5 hashed before it is compared. So every try to compare a non-hashed password with the new, hashed one will fail.

So you need to integrate extensions like danp_sv_cryptauth / danp_md5fepassword to enable an authorization with hashed passwords and the an extension like im_feuserspasstype to provide a md5 storage of passwords manipulated in backend.

Template¶

To change the look of the form in the frontend upload your own template in the flexform-field of the plugin.

To create your own template you have to modify the default template which is available in your Extension Manager. Click on according entry for this exception and choose in the right-top drop down menu “Edit files”.

Now copy the default template file to your local computer and modify it using an editor.

The following table explains the marker for the template.

Reference¶

plugin.tx_drchangefepasswdmd5_pi1 {
  templateFile = EXT:dr_changefepasswd_md5/res/dr_changefepasswd_md5.tmpl
  minPwLength = 6
  tableParams_details = border=”1”
  _LOCAL_LANG.default.submit_button_label = Change Password
}

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