User Edit

Editing user details allows administrators to update information such as passwords, email addresses, or other personal information. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to edit user details:

http://db.bangladeshtanneries.org/admin/admin/auth/User/ChangeOwnPassword/db.bangladeshtanneries.org

User Edit

1. Accessing User Management:

   • Log in to the system with administrative credentials.

   • Navigate to the user management section or dashboard.

2. Locating the User:

   • Search for the user whose details you want to edit. You can typically search by username or browse through a list of users.

3. Initiating Edit Process:

   • Once you've located the user, select the "Edit" option or click on the user's name to access their details.

4. Updating User Information:

   • In the user details form, you may find various fields that can be edited:

     • Username: Usually, this field is not editable as it serves as a unique identifier.

     • Old Password: Enter the user's current password for verification purposes.

     • New Password: If you intend to change the user's password, enter the new password here.

     • Confirm Password: Re-enter the new password for confirmation.

     • Other fields such as first name, last name, email, or mobile number may also be editable depending on system configuration.

5. Saving Changes:

   • After making the necessary updates, click on the "SAVE" button to save the changes.

   • The system will process the request and update the user's information accordingly.

6. Confirmation and Feedback:

   • Look for confirmation messages or notifications indicating that the changes were saved successfully.

   • If there are errors or missing information, the system may provide feedback for correction.

7. Testing Access:

   • If you've changed the user's password, ensure that the user can log in successfully using the new credentials.

   • Verify that any other updated information reflects accurately in the system.

8. Documentation and Auditing:

   • Maintain documentation of user edits for record-keeping and auditing purposes.

   • Include details such as the date and time of the edit, the specific changes made, and the identity of the administrator who made the edits.

By following these steps, administrators can effectively edit user details, ensuring that user information remains up-to-date and accurate within the system.