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Member.MakeNew(xxx) is obsolente, and the new use is .nets Membership.CreateUser(xxx) as i understand.
But how will i set my aditional proppertyes on the new MembershipUser?
Before it was:Member.getProperty("myalias").Value = "myvalue";
How do i do now?
Hi Amigo,
I think you have to use member profiles to solve this. There is an article written by Aaron Powell that explains this very well:
http://www.aaron-powell.com/umbraco-members-profiles
Hope this helps.
Cheers,
Michael.
Hi,
The methods are obsolete indeed, but if you only want to fill Umbraco member properties it is still the easiest way to fill member properties. No config needed, I still use the old methods.
Richard
Me too actually :-)
ok guys, i will take a look at it ;-)
Have a great day.
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Member.MakeNew(xxx) is obsolente, and the new use is .nets Membership.CreateUser(xxx) as i understand.
But how will i set my aditional proppertyes on the new MembershipUser?
Before it was:
Member.getProperty("myalias").Value = "myvalue";
How do i do now?
Hi Amigo,
I think you have to use member profiles to solve this. There is an article written by Aaron Powell that explains this very well:
http://www.aaron-powell.com/umbraco-members-profiles
Hope this helps.
Cheers,
Michael.
Hi,
The methods are obsolete indeed, but if you only want to fill Umbraco member properties it is still the easiest way to fill member properties. No config needed, I still use the old methods.
Cheers,
Richard
Me too actually :-)
Cheers,
Michael.
ok guys, i will take a look at it ;-)
Have a great day.
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