I have two questions.  I am having problems finding the answers.  I have created a feature and it runs great with the auto setup.  I also created a user profile.  How do I access the text in the user profile in my feature?  Can I show a completely different page if a user profile doesn't have anything in it?  What I mean is, lets say I have employee code under user profile (admin controlled).  I created a page that all of the features will be based on the employee code.  So if the user doesn't have a employee code, they should be either redirected to another page, or a generic page is shown and directions on how to get the employee code filled in.

I hope that makes sense,

Thank you

Your welcome for the beers. Thank you for all that you have done with MojoPortal.  I saw that code, but could not get it to work.  My first problem was that it didn't know what SiteUser was.  I had to add "using mojoPortal.Business" even though it was in the reference folder and in the web.config.  Not a big deal.  Now it doesn't know what "GetCurrentUser" is: 'mojoPortal.Web.SiteUtils' does not contain a definition for 'GetCurrentUser'.  I am using 2.3.6.2 MSSQL.

I already had the mojoPortal.Web as a reference and under the "using".  I rebuild the entire solution, and it didn't work.  One thing I don't understand, I can't find "GetCurrentUser" anywhere in the solution.  Is that the correct method?

My bad, the method is actually SiteUtils.GetCurrentSiteUser(), I've corrected the document.

Best,

Joe

There is actually a more simple method you can use:

GetCustomPropertyAsString(propertyName);

all properties are really stored as strings and this method returns the string value. At one time I was looking at alternate ways to store them, so the overloads with extra params were for that but I kind of abandoned the idea of storing custom properties any way other than string so I added the more simple method.

I'll update the document with the newer method.

Best,

Joe

fixed.

Best,

Joe