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stranger
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I would like my users to be able to create their own passwords when they register. I can't seem to find where this option is available. Currently, there is no where to enter a password during registartion and the system is assigning crazy passwords no one will ever remember.
Ideas????
Thanks!
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Pooh-Bah
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Pooh-Bah
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Once they log in with the auto-generated password, they can change their passwords to whatever they wish.
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Carpal Tunnel
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Carpal Tunnel
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It is done that way on purpose as a security measure to ensure that the person who asked for the account is the same person that replies to the e-mail and authenticates to the board.
Then when they login with that crazy password they can go into their PROFILE under "My Stuff" drop-down link and change the password to what ever they want within reason.
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oops. little wrong as you have classic but similar idea. The user has to go into their profile and change their password if they so desire.
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Pooh-Bah
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Just trying to back you up boss 
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If you turn off email verification users can set their own password upon registering; however this is a spam feature that I don't recommend you use...
It's best to leave email verification on as to force them to recieve their email and update their password, as you ensure the email address works.
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