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Hi!
Something strange happened in one of my installations. A member has been created but when I try to click the member I get the message:
I now want to delete that member in the db but I dont want to mess up anything.
I found the member in UmbracoNode but is it more tables connected to the member?
Hi Froad
Just to be clear here...are you thinking about a user or a member?
If you need to delete a member I think you should also have a look at the cmsMember table.
/Jan
Thanks!
I think I got all tables now.
UmbracoNodeCmsMemberMember2MembergroupCmsContent
Hi,
This is probably becasue of a member with no Loginname exists in your cmsMemberTable. Give it a loginname and you won't get the message again.
Cheers,
Richard
Richard could be right, check for a member with a blank username and set the username, and all should be good
/Dirk
Perfect!
Thx!
In case anyone bumps into this again - it might be worth knowing that you want to be
using umbraco.cms.businesslogic.member
and then something like:
Member.GetAllAsList()
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Remove member from database
Hi!
Something strange happened in one of my installations. A member has been created but when I try to click the member I get the message:
No user with name 'xxxxxxx' exists
I now want to delete that member in the db but I dont want to mess up anything.
I found the member in UmbracoNode but is it more tables connected to the member?
Hi Froad
Just to be clear here...are you thinking about a user or a member?
If you need to delete a member I think you should also have a look at the cmsMember table.
/Jan
Thanks!
I think I got all tables now.
UmbracoNode
CmsMember
Member2Membergroup
CmsContent
Hi,
This is probably becasue of a member with no Loginname exists in your cmsMemberTable. Give it a loginname and you won't get the message again.
Cheers,
Richard
Richard could be right, check for a member with a blank username and set the username, and all should be good
Cheers,
/Dirk
Perfect!
Thx!
In case anyone bumps into this again - it might be worth knowing that you want to be
using umbraco.cms.businesslogic.member
and then something like:
Member.GetAllAsList()
is working on a reply...
This forum is in read-only mode while we transition to the new forum.
You can continue this topic on the new forum by tapping the "Continue discussion" link below.