Events Calendar and Registration 2.2.7
One stop solution for events calendar and events registration! Demo site available for free trial.
Opt In Email 4.0
'Relationship Building' and 'Communication' are two essential nuts and bolts for a business to prosper. This module allows you to bridge both of these and easily generate continuous awareness of your web site, products and services. Your prospects and customers will greatly appreciate this featur
XMod 5.1
Version 5 of the perennial best-selling tool for creating data-based solutions in DNN without custom programming. This version focuses on greater flexibility, expandability, and ease-of-use.
Ultra Video Gallery 2.4
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Active Forums
The award winning discussion forum and community solution for DotNetNuke is now even better. When you need to build the best community site, you need the best module, Active Forums!
Open-DocumentLibrary v3.0
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Gloss // ALL COLORS! skin // XML Flash // W3C CSS XHTML1.0
Gloss is the first ALL COLORS! skin, featuring a powerful XML-based flash and being 100% W3C CSS XHMTL1.0 compliant. Tune it yourself on the fly, changing colors, backgrounds, containers, text color and size, width and more! Brilliant!Available for DNN4 and DNN5
Minimalist by Evan O'Neil - ALL NEW !
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Ultra Flash Player 6.1(16-in-1)
A 16-in-1 dnn module.Powerful yet easy to use. Capable of producing a multitude of functions including:Image rotator/Numeric rotator/ Mp3 player/Wmv player/ Flash video player /YouTube video player/Multimedia player / Text-to-speech podcast / Flipping book player/Banner topic player/Silverlight albu
Ultra Media Gallery 5.4
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Chad,
I upgraded to version 3.1 that has the cancel membership SQL event in it. And per your suggestion, I am trying to delete a record in another table once a user cancels. Your suggestion was:
There is one 'gotcha' though I just thought about. Since the user is deleted BEFORE the events you the $(UserID) parameter. If you are using a SQL event this is probably something you would want. You can still use the username though and we might maybe create one called $(PrevUserID) or something you can use. For now though you could create a hidden field called 'HiddenUserID' with a default value of $(UserID) and then you could reference that later within the SQL event etc...
I can't seem to get the default value of the hidden field filled in with the $(UserID). Do I need to run a SQL statement to get it to populate? And if so, how do I determine what the current userid is.
Thanks, Kyle
Kyle, I was just reviewing the code for this and I actually believe you should be able to still use the $(UserID) token. I was thinking initially it wouldn't be available since the user was deleted but that parameter is still kept in tact so you should be able to to use it. Can you confirm this? If you add $(UserID) to an email completion event or use it in a SQL completion event does it still render the users previous userID? -Chad