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8/13/2006 3:12 PM
 
User is offline Simon Ovens

www.orcadesigns.co.nz
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Hi

Im using DNN 3.3.3 and im setup with AD authentication.

When i post on the forum it is shows the alias as the person who posted the forum, ie domain\username . I would like to use the first and lastname instead.

What file do i need to change to display this?

thanks inadvance
 
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8/13/2006 3:21 PM
 
User is offline Chris Paterra


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You would need to change the ForumUserInfo class property where it assigns the alias. Please note that each user can adjust their alias now on their own. (This functionality will be going away in the next release).
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8/13/2006 3:32 PM
 
User is offline Simon Ovens

www.orcadesigns.co.nz
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Thanks for the reply.

hoping you can tell me what file the ForumUserInfo class is located.

sorry im new to dotnetnuke so still learning how it works.
 
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8/13/2006 3:41 PM
 
User is offline Chris Paterra


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DotNetNuke\DesktopModules\Forum\Components\Users

 

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8/13/2006 4:19 PM
 
User is offline Simon Ovens

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i havent got a Components folder under forum?
 
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