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New Post 4/6/2006 4:39 PM
User is offline Chuck Tilly
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Where does the address data live? 
I can't figure out where the "address" fields are in the DNN schema?  I see the "Users" table with Username, FirstName, LastName, and Email fields.  But where is all the rest of the information like Telephone, Cell, Fax, Street, City, etc....???  I can't even find a Stored Procedure that handles this data. 
 
New Post 4/7/2006 2:48 AM
User is offline Sebastian Leupold
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Re: Where does the address data live? 
Modified By Sebastian Leupold on 4/7/2006 4:52:37 AM)

1. This is not the right forum for your question, as the client API deals with controls, that are executed on the client computer.

2. the User Information is currently handled by the asp.Net Membership component, that stores this information in a proprietary format within a single field (aspnet_Profile.PropertyValueString). Instead of trying to access these fields with SQL, you should use the membership provider interface.

3. Note, that there will be major enhancements in this area in DNN 3.3/4.1. Read the latest Blog Entries from Charles Nurse for further details.

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New Post 4/7/2006 11:51 AM
User is offline Chuck Tilly
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SeRe: Where does the address data live? 
Sebastian, thanks for the information.  I agree this isn't the best forum for my question, but I couldn't find one that I thought was necessarily any better, so I just chose one hoping the moderator would redirect if necessary.  For someone to begin their response the way you did, and not offer up an alternative forum is like bitching about everything that is wrong in the world and not offering up any solutions.  If I'm in the wrong forum tell me which one is better instead of  giving me the 'you are in the wrong forum' line.
 
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