Hi Anders,

Have you tried using the GetPropertyValue method like as follows:

@Umbraco.TypedMember(id).GetPropertyValue("email");

Thanks,
Dan. 

To be honest, no. But i did try:

@Umbraco.TypedMember(id).GetPropertyValue<string>("email");

...that returns an empty string.

Did you ever find a solution? I'm facing a similar issue trying to get the user name. If no solution has been found, I think a bug should be filed.

Nah, no solution. Worked around it with the dynamic object instead.

Hi all,

Is there already a solution for this? Currently I have the same problem with TypedMember and getting the email address.

Best,

Sören

I have found the same limitation in v6.2.5 and the only way I could work around it was like Anders to use the dynamic object by changing:

var member = Umbraco.TypedMember(id)

to

var member = Umbraco.Member(id)

Then access it via member.Email

Not ideal but I couldn't see anyway around it right now?

Simon

Use the case "Email" instead of "email" and it will work.

http://issues.umbraco.org/issue/U4-5456#comment=67-16519

If you're just calling Umbraco.TypedMember(1234) you get a reference to the member as IPublishedContent.

If you cast the member to MemberPublishedContent, you can access Email and other member related properties.

Here is a quick example:

@{

    MemberPublishedContent member = Umbraco.TypedMember(1234) as MemberPublishedContent;

    if (member != null) {
        <p>Username: @member.UserName</p>
        <p>Email: @member.Email</p>
    }

}

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