I hope I understand the question.  When I develop a module and allow the use of tokens, they do not come from DNN, I create the list of tokens and then I do the replace within the code or on the database depending on what I am doing.  I do not know of a built in method where I can pass it a token like [USERNAME] and it automatically hands back the username...  I think you will have to do the bulk of the work yourself and then rely on DNN to retrieve the data for a given token (i.e. use request the username from DNN when your code finds the [USERNAME] token in the text etc.  Hopefully I am on the same page and this helps.

Best Regards,

Robert J Collins | Co-Founder & President

Netlogic Corporation

Thank you, Sebastian.

I do have DNN sources installed but I didn't have a "hook" to start from - your advice helped me - here is what I suppose should be my code to get some context information I needed in my module - could you please have a quick look through it to verify is it good/bad (I haven't compiled/run it - just typed it in notepad following some code from DNN sources):

public class DNNModuleUserContext
{
    private DotNetNuke.Services.Tokens.TokenReplace _tokenizer;
    public DNNModuleContext()
    {
         _tokenizer = new DotNetNuke.Services.Tokens.TokenReplace()
          _tokenizer.AccessingUser = UserController.GetCurrentUserInfo()
          _tokenizer.DebugMessages = false
    }

    public string UserName {
        return _tokenizer.ReplaceEnvironmentTokens("[User:Username]"); }
   
    public string UserName1 {
        return tokenizer.AccessingUser.Username ; }
   
    public int UserId {
        return tokenizer.AccessingUser.UserId ; }
   
    public string[] UserRoles {
        return tokenizer.AccessingUser.UserRoles ; }
   
    public int PortalId {
        return tokenizer.AccessingUser.PortalId ; }
   
    public bool IsSuperUser {
        return tokenizer.AccessingUser.IsSuperUser ; }

    public string TabName {
        return _tokenizer.ReplaceEnvironmentTokens("[Tab:TabName]"); }

    public string GetUserProfileProperty(string propertyName) {
        return _tokenizer.ReplaceEnvironmentTokens(
               string.format("[Profile:{0}]", propertyName)); }
    }
}

Thank you.

--Shamil