I am hoping that someone might have a brilliant idea for something i can't fully wrap my head around.
Let's say I have 5 websites in 1 CMS, and all 5 websites have the possibility to register on the front-end. But I must be able to register on all 5 sites with the same e-mailaddress/username. And also, none of the website-admins must be able to see the members that are registered on the other websites.
The idea I had, was to add a unique ID to each website, and when someone registers to that website, I add a _UNIQUEID (tied to that website) to the username. This would mean, that in the backoffice I need to hide the _UNIQUEID in the member / UserName property. I also need to find a way to hide the other members for the website admin based on the UNIQUEID. Not sure how to do that part.
I did a similar thing a long time ago with a site, and it was the email address I prepended with the homepage site id (I think you can have duplicate names for members but not duplicate emails!)
But I didn't have the need to hide the members from different editors! nor the need to show the Member data without the prepended element.
But I think the two things that might come in handy for you are:
this gets fired just before a Member is opened in the backoffice by an editor, and here you could remove anything you had prepended
you would then need to add it back in again when the member was saved by the editor and for this you'd need the MemberService MemberSaving Notification for this
But you'd need to know at this point 'which site' the Member belonged to, so I think you'd need to add a Label property to the Member Type to record which site the Member belonged to so you'd know what to re append...
and
when an editor is searching in the backoffice, then trying to customise the Member Search Results is a lot trickier, because the Member search is using the database and a ListView - there is an article here:
that outlines a possible strategy for hijacking the request, so if you could pull that off, you could perhaps use the UserGroups of the current logged in user to filter the Member search results...
Wow, this sounds great. Especially the membersending notification and the customize searching.
I have done the searching for another site already, but for the content tree. Didn't think about the Members. I think I will have a go at this tomorrow, and will post the results!
Multiple sites in one CMS - unique member registration
Hi All,
I am hoping that someone might have a brilliant idea for something i can't fully wrap my head around.
Let's say I have 5 websites in 1 CMS, and all 5 websites have the possibility to register on the front-end. But I must be able to register on all 5 sites with the same e-mailaddress/username. And also, none of the website-admins must be able to see the members that are registered on the other websites.
The idea I had, was to add a unique ID to each website, and when someone registers to that website, I add a _UNIQUEID (tied to that website) to the username. This would mean, that in the backoffice I need to hide the _UNIQUEID in the member / UserName property. I also need to find a way to hide the other members for the website admin based on the UNIQUEID. Not sure how to do that part.
Thanks in advance!
Kind regards,
Puck
Hi Puck
I did a similar thing a long time ago with a site, and it was the email address I prepended with the homepage site id (I think you can have duplicate names for members but not duplicate emails!)
But I didn't have the need to hide the members from different editors! nor the need to show the Member data without the prepended element.
But I think the two things that might come in handy for you are:
https://docs.umbraco.com/umbraco-cms/reference/notifications/editormodel-notifications
this gets fired just before a Member is opened in the backoffice by an editor, and here you could remove anything you had prepended
you would then need to add it back in again when the member was saved by the editor and for this you'd need the MemberService MemberSaving Notification for this
https://docs.umbraco.com/umbraco-cms/reference/notifications/memberservice-notifications
But you'd need to know at this point 'which site' the Member belonged to, so I think you'd need to add a Label property to the Member Type to record which site the Member belonged to so you'd know what to re append...
and
https://dev.to/skttl/how-to-customize-searching-in-umbraco-list-views-1knk
that outlines a possible strategy for hijacking the request, so if you could pull that off, you could perhaps use the UserGroups of the current logged in user to filter the Member search results...
regards
marc
Hi Marc,
Wow, this sounds great. Especially the membersending notification and the customize searching.
I have done the searching for another site already, but for the content tree. Didn't think about the Members. I think I will have a go at this tomorrow, and will post the results!
Thanks again
Your solution totally worked!
Thanks so much for handing me the missing pieces :D
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