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  Ganesh@Nilgr...

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  getting the userName

  Sep 26, 2008 05:41 AM|LINK

  I am creating a similar appln as the "beerhouse" project. I have the user control "userprofile".  I dont have any "newsletter" in my application but the "username" is stored in the "newsletter" i need a alternative to get the username. here is what i have tried

  userprofile.aspx.cs

  private string _userName = "";

  public string UserName

  {

   get { return _userName; }

   set { _userName = value; }

  }

  In the aspx page when the user is created i write the following code.

  protected void CreateUserWizard1_CreatedUser(object sender, EventArgs e)

  {

  UserControls_userprofile objuser = new UserControls_userprofile();

  objuser.UserName = CreateUserWizard1.UserName; ;

  Roles.AddUserToRole(CreateUserWizard1.UserName, "Posters");

  }

  now when i keep the a breakpint on "objuser.UserName" it has got the value but below is the problem

  protected override object SaveControlState()

  {

  object[] ctlState = new object[2];

  ctlState[0] = base.SaveControlState();

  ctlState[1] = this.UserName;return ctlState;

  }

  in "cllstate[1]" it is not having the "username" . i know the above function is called many times and every time the call is made it is empty.

  Any ideas ??

   

  Jai Ganesh. J, IDC, India
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  pvkirankumar

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  Re: getting the userName

  Sep 26, 2008 07:01 AM|LINK

   

  hi,

  You need to store objuser.UserName into your UserName first

  and then do ctlState[1] = this.UserName

   

  Regards

  Kiran Kumar PV 

   

   

  Regards,
  Kiran Kumar
  
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  Ganesh@Nilgr...

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  Re: getting the userName

  Sep 26, 2008 08:34 AM|LINK

  pvkirankumar

   

  hi,

  You need to store objuser.UserName into your UserName first

  and then do ctlState[1] = this.UserName

   

  Regards

  Kiran Kumar PV 

  I hope that is wht iam doing . if u look my code u can undertsand.

  Jai Ganesh. J, IDC, India
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  jimibt

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  Re: getting the userName

  Sep 26, 2008 09:52 AM|LINK

  Ganesh,

  try changing:

  userprofile.aspx.cs

  private string _userName = "";
  
  
  public string UserName
  
  
  {
  
  
   get { return _userName; }
  
  
   set { _userName = value; }
  
  
  }

   
  

  to:

  userprofile.aspx.cs
  

          private static string _userName = "";
  
          public string UserName
          {
  
              get { return _userName; }
  
              set { _userName = value; }
  
          }

  notice the change of _userName to being a 'static'  member.

  jimi
  

   

   

  
  jimi
  • Edited by jimibt on Sep 26, 2008 09:53 AM
  • Edited by jimibt on Sep 26, 2008 09:54 AM
  • Marked as answer by Ganesh@Nilgris on Sep 26, 2008 11:00 AM
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  Ganesh@Nilgr...

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  Re: getting the userName

  Sep 26, 2008 10:59 AM|LINK

  jimibt

  Ganesh,

  try changing:

  userprofile.aspx.cs

  private string _userName = "";
  
  
  public string UserName
  
  
  {
  
  
   get { return _userName; }
  
  
   set { _userName = value; }
  
  
  }

   
  

  to:

  userprofile.aspx.cs
  

          private static string _userName = "";
  
          public string UserName
          {
  
              get { return _userName; }
  
              set { _userName = value; }
  
          }

  notice the change of _userName to being a 'static'  member.

  i was thinking of "static" keyword but did not attempt. Thanks it worked. [cool]

  Jai Ganesh. J, IDC, India
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  jimibt

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  Re: getting the userName

  Sep 26, 2008 11:37 AM|LINK

  no worries - this kinda thing occassionally get's overlooked and can cause hours of debug frustration. [:S] glad it worked for you.

  jimi
  

  
  jimi