Jeremy:

I don't know if this is what you're asking, but I use:

Convert.ToString(DotNetNuke.Entities.Users.UserController.GetCurrentUserInfo.Username)

Mark

Jeremy,

How familiar are you with SQL, how accessible is your database and is your preference to modify the report?

The info you want is in the Users table. A quick and dirty way to get your info is to simply either open up the database in SQL Express Management and open up the Users table or likely opening the SQL module (under the Admin tab) and executing something something like

SELECT * FROM dbo.Users

(If you do the above, you can then copy/paste to a local file for future personal reference)

If you want to modify the report, I'd have to take a look at the code generating the report (I'm a bit lazy at the moment to inspect the code immediately). It likely wouldn't require more than creating a join to the Users table if necessary and displaying the Username column.

Maybe this is something that should be done anyway and contributed to Source...