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I was afraid you were going to say that. :slight_smile:

The check password feature I mentioned obviously won’t work, and I would be surprised if what you are trying to do is possible for security-related reasons.

If you absolutely must have the user experience I described in my last response, you could hack something together, but I wouldn’t advise it. For example, you could store an “approval code” on the admin user, and then the admin user could enter that code into the popup. That would work because, unlike the admin’s password, you would have access to that field and could check it against an input. That being said, it’s obviously a not-so-great idea because the code is stored in plain text in the db.

I think the “right” way to do it is to have the admin user have to perform an action within their own account in order to approve a change. So, a user does something that needs admin approval, and an approval request is put in a queue for the admin. Then, the admin could simply press a button or something within their own account to approve the change, and the user who submitted the request could get a notification that the change has been approved.

Anyway, maybe someone else will come along and tell us how to access a user’s password from another user’s account, but again, I’d be very surprised if it’s possible. So, consider all of the above to be food for thought, and I hope it helps.

Best…
Mike