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Hi all, today I have 2 topics that i reallllly need help !
1. Customer cant change password
In my site, customers cannot change their password after signing up.
and this will make customers feel uncomfortable shopping at my site, because they couldn’t set their easy-to-remember password.
2. Problem in customer cart
Can i change the format of the cart?
I would like to add some “add to cart” and “check out” buttons.
Currently, if customers click on the price, it will automatically add all the pics to cart. every click means you are buying that image and sending it to cart ? It’s really disturbing and i’m afraid it will lead to loosing customers…
Please help me how can i fix these issues?
Thank you in advance 🙂
1. Include a note in your welcome email that you will change their password manually for them if they wish to have a specific one, it cannot be done at their end unless they lose it when they have to apply for a new one.
2. You can change the name of the button under the prices to whatever you want. I agree it would be good if that button actually added it to the cart but that is not the way it has been set up – it is easy to delete items from your cart though.
http://kerioakimaging.com - trying to reopen
http://nail-art-at.kerioak.com - Art and Nail ArtI’d love to be able to allow customers to choose their own password as well. And I would feel very uncomfortable giving the owner of a site my password and asking that they set it up for me. Privacy and security (along with ease of use) are extremely important. Maybe this is should be in the suggestions thread?
@shelma1 wrote:
I’d love to be able to allow customers to choose their own password as well. And I would feel very uncomfortable giving the owner of a site my password and asking that they set it up for me. Privacy and security (along with ease of use) are extremely important. Maybe this is should be in the suggestions thread?
I do agree with this. I wouldn’t hand over my password to anyone. I am also a little dyslexic so remembering passwords that have random characters is very, very difficult.
Jo
Edit: read comment below.
@shelma1 wrote:
I’d love to be able to allow customers to choose their own password as well. And I would feel very uncomfortable giving the owner of a site my password and asking that they set it up for me. Privacy and security (along with ease of use) are extremely important. Maybe this is should be in the suggestions thread?
I do agree with this. I wouldn’t hand over my password to anyone. I am also a little dyslexic so remembering passwords that have random characters is very, very difficult.
Jo
A customer can change their password by going to
http:///wp-admin/profile.php#passwordIt isn’t very user-friendly or an ideal solution, but it does work.
Actually I just tried all of that and it actually can be done by just going to “EDIT YOUR PROFILE” from the top right hand corner. At the bottom of the page there is place for a new password to be set.
Jo
I think we can access their passwords anyway, can’t we? Not from within wordpress but from within the site.
http://kerioakimaging.com - trying to reopen
http://nail-art-at.kerioak.com - Art and Nail Art@christine wrote:
I think we can access their passwords anyway, can’t we? Not from within wordpress but from within the site.
How?
search though MySql and see if it is there
http://kerioakimaging.com - trying to reopen
http://nail-art-at.kerioak.com - Art and Nail Art@christine wrote:
I think we can access their passwords anyway, can’t we? Not from within wordpress but from within the site.
Passwords in form they are entered are never stored. Database contains only encoded passwords. For example, your encoded password at my site is something like “$P$BK7Jqwp4AgC7nSlWu9rE0javkarupT1”. When you are logging in and entering your password, it is encoded every time again and compared with stored data. If equal, password is valid, but I don’t know what to enter to get that $P…
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