Hi Jason,

When using razor remember to add those and run a check to see if a member is well login.

@using umbraco.cms.businesslogic.member
@using System.Web  
@using System.Web.Security

@{
     var currentUser = Member.GetCurrentMember();
  
      if (currentUser!=null)
       {    
              var userName = currentUser.Text;
                         
             @userName 
       }
  
  }

You can also access member properties via standard ASP.NET provider model, so you can do this:

if (User.Identity.IsAuthenticated)
{
    <p>Name is @User.Identity.Name</p>
}

Hi Fuji.

Thank you for your reply. I managed to get assistance with this issue from someone, who pointed out that I needed to right-click on the root "Content" node in the Umbraco content tree, and then choose "Republish".

After I did that, all of the images which were originally missing now appeared. So after manually running SQL scripts for the images, I need to manually "Republish" the content.

EDIT: Please ignore the above comment, it was meant for another question I had asked! Doh.

If you use the Member API it does a lot of calls to the database. This example can help: http://our.umbraco.org/forum/developers/extending-umbraco/27626-Accessing-Member-Information?p=1#comment105493.

Jeroen

Hi guys.

Right I've been away for a couple of days, so sorry for the delay.

This turned out to be a total DOH! moment. Turns out that the Umbraco client site that I'm working one does not display a login page by default (don't ask), so each time I was testing my code, I wasn't actualyl logged in - I did not know that, since it never asked me to log in!!! Argh.

I have to manually navigate to the login page, enter a username and passwed and hey presto all the Member API stuff now works. Humph.

Thanks for all your efforts though guys.

Cheers.
Jas. 

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