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I define another user template (with personal fields) for front-end user.

I use the method of user page with multiple template technique, which described in this documentation

https://processwire.com/blog/posts/processwire-core-updates-2.5.14/#multiple-templates-or-parents-for-users

The new setup for user template is working fine.

And instead of using the admin account, I defined another user role to manage these users.

The editor role could editor normal basic page

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There is no action bar shown on the members page

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However, the editor role could edit member page from the Access->users page

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editor role with this permission

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member-user access rights for editor role

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remark:

the user role is editor

the new user template is member-user

Posted

Iirc the user accounts are only editable via the page tree by superusers. Generally the system is built so that all user editing should happen in Access > Users and not in the PageTree.

Posted

A one more related question regarding the pw in-built  admin page search.

To search pages by default to name, given_name and surname field, I changed the processsearch settings something like

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With admin account, I could click and edit of a user.

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But with the user role I mentioned on OP, the search result of the name field display as a plain text only.

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Posted

My answer from above does probably also fit to this issue. Users are only meant to be edited via Access > Users and not anywhere else. Normally it doesn't stand out as much as the default user template is a system template and it's pages are hidden in the Admin branch of the page tree.

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