Hi
I'm going through the motions of customizing some of the user login and user registration features for a user-based website we're doing, and have a few questions that I'm hoping someone well-versed will be able to give me some insight on...
Some background:
- I've created a custom login page and included the "Account Login" module on that page.
- I'm able to style this pretty easily using CSS - no problem.
- I'm using DataSprings Dynamic Registration (v3.2) for my User Registration
- Yes, I have a slightly older version, but V4 doesn't offer much more... (and V3.2 still works in DNN5+)
- I'm using this as I needed to include Telephone and City into the registration page rather than editing via user credentials.
- This is sorted
- I have used the default Register token which I've set to say "My Account" when logged out, and displays the Display Name when logged in.
- If a user clicks their name, the idea is that they could change their details (normal behaviour).
This leads me to the follow query...
When a user clicks their name, they are redirected to the "View Profile" Module.
- I have created a custom display template for this module (see below),
- but I want to include the user's email address into this display (see below)
How is this possible? What token do I use?
<div>
<h3>[USER:DISPLAYNAME]</h3>
<ul>
<li>[PROFILE:TELEPHONE]</li>
<li>[PROFILE:CITY]</li>
</ul>
</div>
If one clicks on the "Edit Profile" link, you get redirected to the "Manage Profile" Module.
The following options exist in the top row:
- Manage User Credentials
- Manage Password
- Manage Profile
- Manage Services
As my services and subscriptions are not public (i.e. you don't get to choose the role assigned to you), I don't want "Manage Services". How do I remove this option without getting into the core..? Is that possible?
Also, how would one go about styling (CSS) this component? The markup doesn't show any associated CSS classes (a series of nasty tables with inline styles) and I don't see an .ascx control that I can edit...
Any help and insight would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Jon