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Project Description
AD User Editor is a Webpart for MOSS 2007 and SharePoint 2010 that allows to easily modify any profile property of any person in Active Directory. Il can also be configured as "self-service" for a user to be able to modify his properties only.
  • 6 different types of properties fields: ReadOnly, Simple TextBox, DropDownList/ListBox (with predefined values), People Picker, Date Picker with calendar.
  • Multi-domain compatible.
  • Nearly Any Active Directory property can be easily added or removed of the edit form, directly trough the webpart configuration (nothing "hard-coded").
  • SharePoint "look & feel"
  • Available for MOSS 2007 in English, Spanish and French
  • Available for Sharepoint 2010 in multilanguage version (EN,FR,ES)
Additional informations and installation manual are available here (French & English): http://alexis.nomine.fr/en/sharepoint/ad-user-editor/configuration.

If you like my work and want to buy my next cup of coffee: Thanks!

Changelog:

2.0.1:
  • compatibility with SP2010 "claims based authentication" (strips 'i:0#.w|' from the username)
  • meaningful error message if required domain missing from xml config (instead of keyNotFoundException)
  • auto uppercase domain NetBios name (-> less config errors)
  • better "person field" handling ('DOMAIN\username' instead of just 'username' when filling the field)
  • edit form now with the current theme style

2.0.0:
  • Now for SharePoint 2010 !
  • Multilingual: English, French and Spanish.

1.1:
  • NEW: "readonly" field type added
  • bugfix: no more editing config in personal view
  • bugfix: no more need to add empty "values" attribute in xml config
  • bugfix: no more "user found" message in self-service mode
(french and spanish editions soon...)

1.0.1:
  • bugfix: solved issue with "person" field type
  • now available in Spanish, thanks to Gaston Schab!

It's my first real developement for SharePoint, so feel free to send any constructive comment to help me making it even better.

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Warning: This tool modify data in Active Directory. Be careful setting the user access rights. It has been tested and verified, but I cannot be held responsible for any loss of data - use at your own risk.

Sources

I picked a lot of infos and get inspirated by some bits of source code googling the web. My most important sources of inspiration and help were:

Last edited Feb 27 at 3:14 PM by AlexisNomine, version 20