hi peter
thanks for the tip!
i'll look into this...
however - i was just fiddling around and maybe found a [suspiciously]
super-easy way to check...
i noticed that when a user creates a new group, the group attributes
page doesn't exist yet -- it's only created once the user goes to
change the password and clicks 'save'...
so i'm guessing (:if exists Group.GroupAttributes ... should work...
that almost seems too easy though... anyone foresee any problems with
that (besides of course if someone goes to change a password, and
just types in the default pw)?
thanks,
adam
On 21 Aug 2008, at 11:16 PM, Peter Bowers wrote:
On Thu, Aug 21, 2008 at 6:42 PM, adam overton
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
my question: is there a way to detect if someone has changed their
password from the default password?
This solution seems to be working for me, but only if the edit
password is changed at a page level. If it's changed at a group level
then this won't pick it up...
===(snip config.php)===
if ($action == 'edit') {
echo "action=edit<br>\n";
$FmtPV['$editpass'] = '$page["passwdedit"]';
}
===(snip)===
===(snip Site.AuthForm)===
(:if [ equal {$editpass} "" && equal {$Action} "edit" ] :)Please
try qdk if
you don't know the password(:ifend:)
===(snip)===
To improve this $editpass should be named $editpassisdefault or
something and it should probably call a function (instead of just
returning $page['passwdedit']) which checks both page and group levels
and returns a true or false based on whether it's been overridden. If
you do something like this, please post back as I'd like to do that on
my site - I just haven't gotten around to it.
-Peter
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