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In order to execute method SPEncryptedString in application page, the user should be logged in as farm account (administration in server farm) Use the following method to check whether the current user is an administrator in the server farm: CurrentUserIsAdministrator Usage Lets suppose we need the ability to store connection strings Create object for ...

Did you tried following steps yet, I found them at ITaCS change password webpart discussion page, I couldn't find source code on there site though to go through it and see where it giving error as there's several other people having same type of problem with this webpart. can you please check the specific account with a tool like ADSI Edit? There is an ...

because i did a "by the book" installation all i had to do was: Go to Central Admin Go to Secutrity Click Configure Managed Accounts Edit the user you want and edit it Check the box "Change Password Now" Insert new password and Save Celebrate!

If you read Why Won’t IE Remember My Login Info? you'll see that reason #5 is submit is done by javascript which is the case with your form. You might try to add window.external.AutoCompleteSaveForm(aspnetForm) to the OnClientClick for the Login button.

Looks like you figured it out already but I'm guessing it is the XML reserved characters: < becomes &lt; > becomes &gt; & becomes &amp; " becomes &quot; ' becomes &apos; Really though, whatever language you're crafting the SOAP message in probably already has a HTML/XML encode function. More information and a list of all the ...

The Community Kit for SharePoint has a Forms Authentication Solution containing a Change Password web part. It also has much more (straight copy/paste): Automated Solution Deployment - Zac Smith Membership request webpart (including CAPTCHA) - Paul Ballard Membership request list - Paul Ballard Login web part - Paul Ballard Recover Password web part - Edin ...