Reset customer password from admin

[jeking]

I just installed Reset--Customer-Password on Zen Cart 1.5.4.
I changed the admin folder name to my admin folder name.
I copied pasted and sent the SQL add_admin_menu_entry-v15xsql

Either it didn't work or I just don't know where to find it.
Can someone tell me where it is suppose to be.
k

What version of Zen Cart do you have?
Where did paste teh sql file? It should have been in Tools>Install SQL Patches

[ken1]

The Zen Cart version is 1.5.4 and yes the patch was installed in Tools>SQL Patches

[jeking]

If I recall, a Change Passwords option is added the the Tools menu.

[ken1]

Thanks.
You are right. I didn't know where to look. I found it under tools and it works.
I appreciate the help.
ken

[johnniejetski]

I did this, everything loaded OK, but the Master password returns this error

Error: Sorry, there is no match for that email address and/or password.

Copy and paste the contents of pass.sql into Admin - Tools - Install SQL Patches then click Send.

Then drag and drop the 'includes' folder in the mod to the root dirctory of your site.

[johnniejetski]

I went to MY Store and changed the Master Password, but it is not working. Any ideas?

[jeking]

I went to MY Store and changed the Master Password, but it is not working. Any ideas?

This is not the master password support thread. This plugin resets customer passwords.

[jackie.taferner]

@jeking, just wanted to report a bugfix to you. I'm using Admin Profiles, and realized that enabling 'Change Customer Password' from the profile editor did not actually give access to my client's admin account. I found that the page key had a capital 'C' (passChange), but it should be lowercase to allow access to passchange.php.

Here is the updated SQL that worked for me:

INSERT INTO admin_pages (page_key, language_key, main_page, menu_key, display_on_menu, sort_order) VALUES ('passchange', 'BOX_TOOLS_PASSCHANGE', 'FILENAME_PASSCHANGE', 'tools', 'Y', '40');

[jeking]

@jeking, just wanted to report a bugfix to you. I'm using Admin Profiles, and realized that enabling 'Change Customer Password' from the profile editor did not actually give access to my client's admin account. I found that the page key had a capital 'C' (passChange), but it should be lowercase to allow access to passchange.php.

Here is the updated SQL that worked for me:

INSERT INTO admin_pages (page_key, language_key, main_page, menu_key, display_on_menu, sort_order) VALUES ('passchange', 'BOX_TOOLS_PASSCHANGE', 'FILENAME_PASSCHANGE', 'tools', 'Y', '40');

Thanks for the report and the fix.