Custom field in the registration

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10/21/2012 11:49:30 AM

IPCOP

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Custom field in the registration

Hi. I added in mojoProfile.config:
<add name="Domain"
type="System.String"
allowMarkup="false"
resourceFile="ProfileResource"
labelResourceKey="DomanIn"
lazyLoad="false"
showOnRegistration="true"
requiredForRegistration="false"
allowAnonymous="false"
visibleToAnonymous="false"
visibleToAuthenticated="true"
visibleToUser="true"
editableByUser="false"
regexValidationExpression=""
regexValidationErrorResourceKey="DomanInWarning"
maxLength="7"
cssClass="widetextbox"
onlyAvailableForRoles=""
onlyVisibleForRoles=""
includeHelpLink="true"
/>

Now it is necessary take the value of Domain in ConfirmRegistration.aspx.

But when the:
SiteUser siteUser = SiteUser.GetByConfirmationGuid(siteSettings, registrationConfirmationGuid);
string domainUser = siteUser.Domain;

writes:

Eror:"'mojoPortal.Business.SiteUser' does not contain a definition for 'Domain' and no extension method 'Domain' accepting a first argument of type 'mojoPortal.Business.SiteUser' could be found (are you missing a using directive or an assembly reference?)"

10/22/2012 11:54:47 AM

Joe Audette

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Re: Custom field in the registration

You don't get strongly typed properties for custom properties added by configuration. There is a code example at the bottom of the article User Profile Configuration that shows how to get the property value.

You should not be modifying mojoPortal code in ConfirmRegistration.aspx or anywhere else, see the article Avoid Forking the Code

If you want to do something with that custom property after registration you could implement a custom User Registered Event Handler that can plugin without forking the mojoPortal code.

Hope that helps,

Joe

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