Thanks.
Regarding (1), I will go with sending an advance warning by email to explain what I am doing, when sending a password on another user's behalf.
Regarding (2), I found the jrNingImport template and no difficulty editing it. My version is below, for what it is worth.
By the way, what text will this string generate: [{$system_name} Administrator]?
Does "system_name" refer to Jamroom? That would be odd.
***Modified auto message for sending out passwords with jrNingImport****
Hello {$user_name}. Greetings from [a real place].
"{$ning_name}" has migrated to a new host and system (CMS), so we have to send you a new password for returning to your account (see below).
When you login with the new password, you'll be able to change it back to to your old password, or something else new and memorable, if you want.
Please visit the new homepage at {$jamroom_url} or go straight to the login page at {$jamroom_url}/user/login
Our new system will be easier to use when it becomes familiar. There are many new features for using media, managing more than one profile per account, sharing, and social networking. You will notice the new look and feel of the site immediately. This may take some time to get used to. Please look around and check that your previous messages, photos, blogs, groups etc. are still there (hopefully yes). Please feel free to revise or delete old messages or post new messages in the forums for Services and Groups.
Your login username is: {$user_name}
Your new password is: {$user_initial_pw}
Please contact us at {$admin_email} if you have any issues or questions. When you login for the first time, please note an important change: Account information for Admin is now separate from your public profile data. Your old profile data has been kept, but is now in the private account. To create a new public profile, please use the form shown under the profile tab on your profile settings page (use the gearwheel tab on the public profile page to find this).
Thank you.
{$admin_name} [{$system_name} Administrator]
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PJ Matthews, Kyoto
Migrated from Ning 2.0. Now at Jamroom 6 beta and using Jamroom Hosting for The Research Cooperative (researchcooperative.org)
updated by @researchcooperative: 10/18/16 06:34:03AM