In razor you could do it this way

 var currentUser = Member.GetCurrentMember();
  if (currentUser!=null)
       {    
              var userName = currentUser.Text;
              var userLastName = currentUser.getProperty("lastName").Value.ToString();            
             @userName @userLastName 
       }
  

//fuji

I don't think this will be possible really.  I've experimented with using @Html.Partial to render an ascx before, but Postback doesn't work, so kind of a moot point.  There's also an article here with some different methods, haven't looked into it though.  You could also wrap a usercontrol with your login form in a macro, and try using RenderMacro to render it, but I have a feeling postback won't work there either.

Long story short, probably not worth the trouble.  If you're looking for a simple login form that'll work in Razor, check out the RazorLogin package, it works great :)

-Tom

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