Hi,

I don't think that such module exists. As DNN user management relies on few and simple tables, it should be quite easy to develop a module without writing code: I'm thinking about deploying some forms with dnnSharp Action Form module and using SQL sentences to create, edit and delete user accounts. Once you have these forms, it's easy to give anyone access to them.

I hope it helps,
Francisco

Posted By scippy on 08 Sep 2020 09:16 AM

I'm working on DNN 9.6.2 and I'm searching for a free module or solution to able a specific user role to create or delete users.

It seems simply request but I'm no able to find any solution.

In fact creating a user in ActionForm is one of the ' actions' so no SQL knowledge needed :-)
But...it's not for free.

 

Action Form is a good tool to create this form to create users and roles. Even better, it knows how to do both of those tasks without you needing to know the SQL required. There have been a small number of requests for modules to manage users without being in the Administrator's Security Role. It would be great if one of us made our finished Action Form available to the community after creating that functionality.

Posted By scippy on 08 Sep 2020 09:16 AM

I'm working on DNN 9.6.2 and I'm searching for a free module or solution to able a specific user role to create or delete users.

It seems simply request but I'm no able to find any solution.

This is also an option in Open Content, which is free.
There's a first setup here, but it still has some issues (localization):

https://github.com/sachat...ster/User-Management

Issues:

https://github.com/sachat...t-Templates/issues/7

 

 

Looking in depth I've found a good module free and open source, have a look here

The problem is that it seems do not work on DNN 9.6.2

Posted By scippy on 08 Sep 2020 01:45 PM

Looking in depth I've found a good module free and open source, have a look here

The problem is that it seems do not work on DNN 9.6.2

Yes, I know that module. If I remember well, it was designed for some DNN Extensions Contest, quite a few years ago, and it looked really promising. Unfortunately, its developer abandoned it and that module has remained frozen for more than 4 years. Fortunately, source code is available for anyone who wants to upgrade it ;-)

Francisco