This plugin allows blog users to delete their own account without any need for interaction on the administrator’s behalf.

When an user wishes to delete their account, they are taken to a confirmation page where they must enter the word “yes” in order for the deletion to take place. Once they type “yes” and press the delete account button, they are redirected to the login page and they no longer exist as a user on site.

Requires WordPress Version: 2.0.2 or higher

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Shane G.

This plugin is used to replace the default wp_new_user_notification, the function that is called when a new user signs up. Typically, the code sends an email to the administrator. It modifies the function so no email is sent. No other functionality is lost.

The only purpose of this plugin is to prevent the new user notification emails.

Requires WordPress Version: 2.0.3 or higher

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Shane G.

This plugin is used to restrict group creation and settings to certain WP Capabilities. In addition, this plugin will auto-demote the group creator to group mod to ensure group settings may not be modified after creation. You may also define a group admin and mod that will be auto-assigned all new groups created.

Requires WordPress Version: PHP 5.2, WordPress 2.9.2, BuddyPress 1.2.x or higher

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Shane G.

When a user signs up for a new blog on WPMU, their role is automatically set to the role of administrator on that blog. This plugin is used to change their role to whatever option has been chosen.

Requires WordPress Version: 2.8 or higher

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Shane G.

This plugin allows to create a post on your wordpress blog that lists all your wordpress registered members. When viewing the list of members you can also search through your members according to first name, last name, email address, URL or any other number of user meta fields you may specify.

Employing pagination you can page through your search results and sort your results according to last name, first name, registration date or email.

Requires WordPress Version: 2.7 or higher

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Shane G.

This plugin is used to display different global messages in the admin panel according to user role. Administrators, editors, authors, contributors and subscribers can all be configured to each receive their own message or even no message at all.

Includes an uninstall option to remove itself from the database.

Requires WordPress Version: 2.9.1.1 or higher

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Shane G.

This plugin is used to rename the group name of the user roles in wordpress.

Requires WordPress Version: 2.0.2 or higher

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Shane G.

This plugin forces all anonymous users to login except the user connects from special IPv4 ranges or a specific IPv4 address. All connected users from the intranet should see the blog without being forced to login. But users connection form the internet must log in to see the blog.

Attention: Works only with IPv4! No IPv6 supported!

Requires WordPress Version: 2.9 or higher

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Shane G.

This plugin allows a wordpress blog administrator to quickly create/add new users in the wordpress user database. This plugin is AJAX supported. Hence, various AJAX functions used to validating data of the users.

Additionally, plugin having a function which automatically generates usernames and passwords. Emails can be sent automatically to new users with their login information.

Administrators can specify the minimum user-level requirement for managing the plugin on the General Settings page. With the help of this plugin, you will be able to export all your users into a CSV file that can include addresses, phone numbers, and more.

Requires WordPress Version: 2.8 or higher

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Shane G.

When users are first created then they are automatically assigned to the primary blog. But, you may want to set them up on multiple blogs by default.

This feature is especially helpful if you’re using bbpress or other forum software where the user needs a role on that blog in order to participate. This plugin allows site admin to set the default role on as many blogs as desired for all new users.

Requires WordPress Version: 2.8 or higher

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Shane G.

This plugin is used to set the changes in email which used to access a user’s gravatar so that their registered email avatar is not used. This would be useful for sites where users require an extra layer of privacy.

The email used to access the gravatar is changed to the format of “member.%USER%@mydomain.com” which is customizable directly in the plugin file.

If you have any problems with the plugins, please visit our support forums for further information and provide some feedback first, we may be able to help. It’s considered rude to just give low ratings and no reason for doing so.

If you find this plugin useful and would like to say thanks, a link, digg, or some other form of recognition to the plugin page on our blog would be appreciated.

Requires WordPress Version: 2.7 or higher

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Shane G.

This plugin is used to import users from vcard. It can import users as subscribers Role. It can work with popular websites like linkedin and gmail.

Notable features:

1. Import users from vcards as subscribers to your website.
2. Import user contact data from populair websites such as linkedin and gmail.

Requires WordPress Version: 2.3 or higher

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Shane G.

Plugin: custom login page by Binary Moon

Today I am introducing a new, advance plugin for your login page. You just need to upload plugin and activate! And your login page will be customized in a way you want!!

Screen Capture:

Here is the link:

custom login page by Binary Moon

View the bm-custom-login flickr group

Click here for more details and download:

http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/members-only/

Ryan S.

This plugin allows you to customize the admin panel interface of your blog. A new page will be added to the setting area in the dashboard of your blog. One can use a simple form to change the look of the admin panel.

Click here to know more:
www[dot]wordpress[dot]org/extend/plugins/easy-admin-color-schemes/