Version: 3.4.7 Reporter: Derek Hogue —
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When changing another member’s password, the final input is labelled “Current Password.” Although the instruction text reads “You must enter your password to save,” the first time any client of mine goes to change another member’s email or password they email me asking me to do it because they “need the member’s current password to change it.”
Clearly this was designed with the member changing their own email or password in the CP - but it breaks down when an admin is doing this (which in my experience is almost always the case - most self-updates are done via a front-end form in my work).
It would be great to change the label for this input to “Enter Your Password” when the member changing the profile is someone other than the subject member.
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