Yes.. it's something like that in a xslt file, but I was thinking about to get a member name without creating a macro + xslt/usercontrol..
like you e.g. can get an image with inline xslt. When it just is the member name I need, I would like if it was possible to do that with just inline xslt.. but if it isn't possible, I will create a xslt file for that.
I suppose you could use this function in Inline XSLT also. You'd have to pass it a "dummy" field that will always exist, like pageID, to make it render
Get member name
Hi..
I was wondering if it's possible to get a member name, with inline xslt to show the username/member name when a user is logged in?
Or do I have create a xslt-file or usercontrol to get that?
Bjarne
Dont know if it will work but try something like this:
Yes.. it's something like that in a xslt file, but I was thinking about to get a member name without creating a macro + xslt/usercontrol..
like you e.g. can get an image with inline xslt.
When it just is the member name I need, I would like if it was possible to do that with just inline xslt..
but if it isn't possible, I will create a xslt file for that.
Bjarne
But thanks for your suggestion..
It works with that line in a xslt-file..
If somebody has other suggestions, you are welcome to share it.
Bjarne
Hi Bjarne,
I suppose you could use this function in Inline XSLT also. You'd have to pass it a "dummy" field that will always exist, like pageID, to make it render
-Tom
Hi Tom..
Thanks.. it works..
I didn't know that you just can use another field, like the pageID in this case..
Well, then I also have learned something new today..
Bjarne
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