foolmars

You just need to hack profile.php in the admin folder. Look for this part:

<p><label><?php _e('Username: (no editing)'); ?><br />
<input type="text" name="user_login" value="<?php echo $profileuser->user_login; ?>" disabled="disabled" />
</label></p>

And note the disabled variable.

PS. AS an addenum to my original query, I was wondering if it was possible (upon registering) for the code to automatically correct the caps on the first name and the last name so that it is properly cased. i.e. John Doe instead of john doe.

I don’t think I explained myself properly in the last post. My site only allows for registered members to comment so naturally each have their own profiles that they can edit. My problem is that when users update their profiles (specifically their website field), this modification doesn’t carry over to the comments section.

Thanks for the quick reply! Reseting worked fine. Next time I’ll follow the back-up procedure. Thanks again!