Tom,

AD-Pro is a third party extension, I would go and ask Glanton for support (https://www.glantonmodules.com/support-ticket)

Beside of that, you could try to find the client ID or style sheet class of the button/area (using developer tools of your browser) and add some style to hide it, for instance in the portal.css or any css file that allows customizations of your skin. Example:

.dnnPasswordDetails .dnnClear { visibility: hidden; display: none; }

Happy DNNing!
Michael

@Michael, thanks for the quick answer.

The other option is to edit file that is responsible for rendering 'Manage Password' section:  ~\DesktopModules\Admin\Security\EditUser.ascx

See here for refeerence: http://doc.glanton.com/AD...sword-change-section

Tom,

don't forget the "Reset Password" Link on the login form... I did it this way:

#dnn_ctr_Login_Login_DNN_passwordLink
{
   display: none;
   visibility: hidden;
}
.dnnLoginActions::after
{
   display: inline;
   visibility: visible;
   content: "Password-Reset is not available at the moment.";
}

Happy DNNing!
Michael

Posted By Barry Waluszko on 06 Mar 2020 05:44 AM

@Michael, thanks for the quick answer.

The other option is to edit file that is responsible for rendering 'Manage Password' section:  ~\DesktopModules\Admin\Security\EditUser.ascx

See here for refeerence: http://doc.glanton.com/AD...sword-change-section

FYI - this would be a core code change in DNN and should always be avoided at all costs.  It will be overwritten on upgrade and doesn't get reviewed by the DNN TAG team for security and other implications.  :)