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Move Account settings on to separate screen #26
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This commits the parts of #114 that don't affect production users, and can therefore be deployed now. Adding a link to this screen and removing the email/password settings from the built-in Edit screen will needs to wait until the WPORG Two Factor UI is done. The rewrite rule was added in `r19711-dotorg`. See WordPress/wporg-two-factor#26 git-svn-id: https://meta.svn.wordpress.org/sites/trunk@12321 74240141-8908-4e6f-9713-ba540dce6ec7
FYI; If we're splitting the "Account details" onto a new tab in bbPress (Which I didn't think we were going to do, MVP and all) then we'll also need to take into account Rosetta forums where these details can be managed too: https://fr.wordpress.org/support/users/profile/edit/ If we're creating a whole new Email/Password UI in addition to the 2FA UI then we might as well move it to profiles.w.org, since there's very little dependency upon bbPress then.. |
🤔 ah, ok, i didn't realize that was the reason. Given that, it does seem like moving straight to Profiles would be ideal, if there's time. The main reason that I included password/etc was that it felt like the screen would be very disjointed if it was a mix of the bbPress UI and our custom UI. Maybe that's not really a concern though, if it won't be shown to users until its polished, which would give us time to move it to Profiles? |
See r12321 See WordPress/wporg-two-factor#26 git-svn-id: https://meta.svn.wordpress.org/sites/trunk@12377 74240141-8908-4e6f-9713-ba540dce6ec7
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Breaking this off of #15 since it's a distinct task, and something that needs to be done in the
wporg-support
theme.Your password can be changed via...
link onhttps://profiles.wordpress.org/{username}/profile/edit/group/1/
--wp-content/themes/profiles.wordpress.org/members/single/profile/edit-custom-general.php
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