Creating a Change Password Feature

Should you wish to include an option for users to change their passwords directly, without having to enter their email addresses and wait for a password confirmation email, you can make use of the sys:password-change tag.

First, open the login page's "Source" editor window and place your cursor in the location on the page where you would like the feature to appear.

!NEED SCREENSHOT OF PROPER PLACEMENT AND SELECTING PASSWORD-CHANGE FROM RMS TOOLKIT SECTION OF SYSTEM MENU

Once placed, click to open the "System" drop-down menu, and, from the "RMS Toolkit" section, select "password-change" so that the following tag appears:

<sys:change-password>
<aml:enter>
<h1>Changing the password for user <account/></h1>
Current password: <input name='password' type='password'/><br/>
New password: <input name='password1' type='password'/><br/>
Re-type new password: <input name='password2' type='password'/><br/>
<input type='submit'/>
</aml:enter>
<aml:done>
Password was succesfuly changed. Have a nice day.
</aml:done>
</sys:change-password>

This tag will create three fields: one for users to enter their current password, one for users to enter their new password, and one for users to confirm their new password.

In order to change the text that will be used as the heading, field labels, and/or confirmation message, you can replace the default text ("Changing the password for user," "Current password," "New password," "Re-type password," and/or "Password was successfully changed. Have a nice day," respectively) with whatever text you prefer.

!NEED SCREENSHOT OF EXAMPLE CHANGE PASSWORD FORM