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Tagged: Edit Profile, members, password
1. Can you turn off the password fields on the User Profile and direct users to use [wp_eMember_password_reset] form? This way Users will be forced to use a stronger 12 character generated password issued by the system rather than them using the minimum of 4 characters on a registration or user profile form?
2. If you can’t turn passwords off on the User Profile Form, can you use the WP eMember Form Builder Addon (Extension) if purchased and create an alternative user profile form without password fields and send customers to the [wp_eMember_password_reset] as an alternative to point 1?
Can you turn off the password fields on the User Profile…
Edit the HTML in the show_edit_profile_form() function definition, contained in the eMember_profile_utils.php file.
You can either delete the 2 password field rows, or replace the fields with your own instructions.
You can also hide the password fields in the edit profile form using CSS.
Grab this plugin:
https://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/wordpress-custom-css-plugin-6413
Then add the following CSS in there to hide the password fields in the edit profile form:
.emember_pwd_row {
display: none;
}
.emember_retype_pwd_row {
display: none;
}
You can edit the “edit profile” page from WordPress page editor and add any extra message/instruction just below or above the shortcode.
Thanks for your responses. I’ll get to it next week and post how it goes.