> but in the user-management part, the password has to be entered in an > md5-hashed form.
hi gabor, I've been thinking about this as well and my solution is probably going to be something like the following: 1) Create a custom form with only the username/password/confirm fields. This will take cleartext password. From this, create a new user and get the id 2) Redirect to the regular admin user form, using the ID of the record you just created. The username and password will be filled already, and the other fields can be changed. However, this only works if you want to give people access to other users as well as their own. Also you are exposing the group membership which might not work for you. Basically, this function that I'm creating is only for an "administrator". You may want to create a custom form that will only fill in the user/pass/confirm/first name/last name fields, and assign them to a deafult group, or use some lookup parameters to determine which group they should belong to. Once the user has been created they can change their password in a friendly way using the admin link in the top right of the screen. -rob
