Change Password module for Orchard

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I’ve created a module for Orchard that will add a link to the ‘Change Password’ page so you don’t have to browse manually to ~/Users/Account/ChangePassword.

Install it from the gallery (link) to add the link which will appear at the bottom of your admin menu (at position 100, which is more than likely the bottom).

I was trying to decide which was the best method of adding this link: editing a view/shape file, or this module. In the end, as you can see, I went with the module, simply because not everyone is interested in editing code files – some, if not most, Orchard users will just want to turn thing on and off using modules, so releasing it this way lets them do that. Developers can, of course, still edit the source code of this module once it’s installed – everybody’s happy!

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