Navigate the QCFUM Users Tab

The unified QCFUM Users tab is the frontend workspace for existing-user management. It appears for authenticated users with qcfum.frontend.manage_users; actual records are available only when the active Max/All Access Frontend User Manager feature is enabled by the administrator.

The tab uses compact expandable records so a manager can scan identity/status information first, then open one user to review details and the actions QCFUM currently allows.

Filter the Eligible User List

Use Search for name, username, or email. From date and To date filter Joomla registerDate. Per-page choices are 10, 25, or 50, with first/previous/page/next/last navigation and a total-user summary.

Understand Which Users Reach the List

The query begins with the administrator’s “Users shown” group rules and honors Joomla group inheritance. QCFUM then removes protected accounts, explicit excluded user IDs, the current manager when configured, and administrator recipients when configured. Each remaining row is marked editable or view-only from the separate editable-group rules.

Read the Collapsed Record

Each row shows Name, account status, Username, Email, Joomla groups, and a View only badge when the target is visible but not editable. If bulk actions are enabled, editable rows can also expose a selection checkbox.

Expand the Record

The expanded panel shows Joomla identity and state details including user ID, registration and last-visit dates, block/activation state, password-reset requirement, MFA administrative flag, and groups. When QCFUM onboarding context exists, it also shows source, User Type Profile, submitter attribution, onboarding status, access dates, and creation date. Published custom-field data and management actions appear in their own sections when available.

Actions Depend on Current Settings

Seeing the Users tab does not authorize every action. Identity editing, group changes, status controls, password actions, deletion, MFA flagging, and bulk actions are independently configured and still re-check target editability/protection on submission. Treat the visible row as context, not as the security boundary.

Community Discussion

Want to compare Joomla user-onboarding workflows, share practical QCFUM tips, or discuss how other administrators use this feature? Visit the QC Frontend User Manager Community. For private support, bug reports, account-specific entitlement problems, or feature requests, use the QuantaCade support system.