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FR User Management

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General

FR User Management is a versatile tool for managing website users, with features for adding, editing, and deleting users and groups. It includes password recovery and the ability to send user data. You can customize message templates using the WYSIWYG editor. The tool uses the standard user and group data from WebsiteBaker.

Security

FR User Management includes its own login screen, with mandatory CAPTCHA verification for all users and optional 2FA for website administrators. This helps make the login process a bit more secure.

Installation

During the installation of FR User Management, the default WebsiteBaker login and administration files are “set aside,” making FR User Management visible and active during and after login to the administration panel. If FR User Management is uninstalled, the original WebsiteBaker login and administration files are restored.

User View

users view

  • Add User: adds a user
  • Email Settings: the email templates used for “Reset Password” and “Send Details”
  • Manage Groups: opens a view where you can manage user groups

Line-Level Buttons, Per User

  • Edit: edit the user account
  • Reset Password: sends a new password to the selected user and updates the password
  • Send Details: send the user's information to the user (the password is not included)
  • 2FA reset: Reset the 2FA settings. (Visible only to administrators)
  • Delete: delete the user. If the Delete button is not visible, it means the user cannot be deleted

Email Settings

website-login
website-login

Website title: the title or name of your website

Login link: the URL of your website's login page

Password and Email Settings

password changed
password changed

Sender email: the sender's email address, used as the reply-to address

Sender name: free-form entry

Subject: the subject line in the email to the user

Message text: Using the WYSIWYG editor, you can create a fully formatted post text

Tags:

  • [website] the title or name of your website
  • [login page] the URL of your website's login page
  • [display name] the user's first and last name
  • [password] the password you created


Account Email Settings

account email settings
account email settings

Sender email: the sender's email address, used as the reply-to address

Sender name: free-form entry

Subject: the subject line in the email to the user

Message text: Using the WYSIWYG editor, you can create a fully formatted message text

Tags:

  • [website] the title or name of your website
  • [login page] the URL of your website's login page
  • [display name] the user's first and last name
  • [username] the username


User Groups

User Groups

Buttons next to the search bar

  • Add Group: adds a user group
  • Security settings: Adjust the security settings
  • Back to Users: returns to the users view

Line-Level Buttons, Per User

  • Edit: edit the user group
  • Delete: delete the user group. If the Delete button is not visible, it means the group cannot be deleted

View or Edit a Group

Select the desired group and open it by clicking the Edit button.

Editing user groups
Editing user groups

The Group & Users tab contains the group's name and its members (highlighted)

The System permissions tab lists the system permissions granted to this group

The Module permissions tab lists the module permissions granted to this group

The Template permissions tab lists the template permissions granted to this group

If you deselect a user from this group, they will automatically become a member of the group selected under User Target Group... This is to prevent users from being excluded from any group.

Each user can be assigned to only one group.

View or Edit Security Settings

Security Settings
Security Settings

Require 2FA for administrators: Specify whether administrators are required to log in using 2FA

Remember browser (days): Specify the number of days for which a browser may remember the 2FA login credentials

Max login attempts: Specify the maximum number of login attempts per login session

Retry after (minutes): Specify how many minutes should elapse before another login attempt is allowed

Example: Login and Forgot Password

Login page
Login page
Forgot password
Forgot password