Are member types an Umbraco feature rather than standard ASP.NET ?
We have implemented Umbraco to use a separate membership provider in a different ASP.NET system. This is working great.
However once the system is switched to point to the other database the “member types” node disappears from the Members part of the Umbraco admin screen. Does anyone know if this is because it’s specific to Umbraco or is it because of the way our other ASP.NET system is set up?
It hasn’t been an issue so far but a package I’ve been having a look at (Newsletter Studio) makes use of this feature.
Yes MemberTypes is an Umbraco feature indeed. So the internal Member API wouldn't work against your Membership database. Maybe NewsLetter studio has a provider that it can talk to other API's?
Are member types an Umbraco feature rather than standard ASP.NET ?
We have implemented Umbraco to use a separate membership provider in a different ASP.NET system. This is working great.
However once the system is switched to point to the other database the “member types” node disappears from the Members part of the Umbraco admin screen. Does anyone know if this is because it’s specific to Umbraco or is it because of the way our other ASP.NET system is set up?
It hasn’t been an issue so far but a package I’ve been having a look at (Newsletter Studio) makes use of this feature.
Thanks in advance for any advice
HI,
Yes MemberTypes is an Umbraco feature indeed. So the internal Member API wouldn't work against your Membership database. Maybe NewsLetter studio has a provider that it can talk to other API's?
Cheers,
Richard
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