Hi,

I have just faced the issue today as well.
I would like to add, that not only of the frontend rewrite of the admin e-mail and password works, but neither if you set up the template "New admin login", "New admin email", etc.

When do you plan the next release of 1.2.77?

Best regards

Jozsef

In the coming days.
I try to group several things in the next package.

Thank you for your answer!
Would you please make a post here if ready, to let us know about it?
Thank you!

Jozsef

Cool, thanks

The JMS 1.2.77 is available and you can get the latest version.
See FAQ
www.jms2win.com/en/faq/faq-joomla-multi-sites#cat-122

Dear Edwin,

I think this topic carries on, as password is changing when the user gives on the frontend, but I would like utilize the option provided in the template, where I can give:
-New Admin full user name
-New Admin user login
-New Admin email address
-New Admin password

I think if I fill these fields with variables as you see on the attached image, then there is no need to force the user to give any of these information. I think the new slave site's administration user should change to the user who created the slave site on the frontend. Am I wrong?

I tried to fill the template that way, that I have left ful user name and user login empty and only gave {user_email} and {user_psw}. This way, I guess the site administrator names should remain, but the password and email should chnage to the user, who created the site on the frontend.

If I am wrong, what are these fields for? If I am right, then I think there is a bug here.

I would be happy if you would answer this topic of mine as well.

Thank you!

Jozsef