Hi Paul,

Do you have a sample code for my reference.

Thanks

Marky

Here is an example

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9158225/using-cookie-in-asp-net-mvc-c-sharp/21478800

Hi Steve,

Thanks for your ideas!

It might be need to get the MemberId to check if this Id already visited the page?

Thanks,

Marky

Hi Steve,

Sorry, I'm new in Umbraco coding.

As what I've understand in your given code, is only putting a value in takenTour upon registration.

I think the idea is, after member registered the takenTour value is sets to False and when it's visited the page, it will set to True.

Can you help me, on how to put this in the specific page?

Thanks,

Marky

Hi,

Hard to say where to put it - how far have you got? Do you have a member's registration and login page?

Step through my three tutorials and the penny should drop.

http://siempresolutions.co.uk/blog/UmbracoMembersProtectedAreaof_Website

http://siempresolutions.co.uk/blog/UmbracoMembersProtectedAreaofWebsitePart2UsingMVCMembersController

http://siempresolutions.co.uk/blog/UmbracoMembersPart3AFullSolution

The code's a little old now and I want to update the redirect stuff but the principles are all there.

Steve

Hi Steve,

I've done it using your code, thanks.

But is this code will not bug in the future?

if (Request.IsAuthenticated)
{
    var umbMember = Membership.GetUser();
    var _memberService = ApplicationContext.Current.Services.MemberService;
    var memberId = _memberService.GetByProviderKey(umbMember.ProviderUserKey);

    var umbMemberId = Umbraco.TypedMember(umbMember.ProviderUserKey);
    var TakeATour = umbMemberId.GetPropertyValue<bool>("takeATour");

    if(!TakeATour)
    {
        memberId.SetValue("takeATour", true);
        _memberService.Save(memberId);
        //put takeatour.js
    }
}

Thanks you mate,

Cheers,

Marky

Sorry - I don't follow you - what you do mean by "But is this code will not bug in the future?"

Steve