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    So this is the code that is populating my text box for the current user on the page

     


       
       
       

    this is the code that is pushing the data to the stored procedure.

    the stored proc has UpdatedBy as the second to last value coming in, this in turn is included in an update statement to update the columns of the database table with the user name.

    I can see the user name in the textbox on the form, but dammed if I know why this is the only filed that does not go through.

    No errors on the dnn side, and when i run Sp manually it populates without an issue.






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      Jeff,

      sorry, this is not readable...

      You should either use "<_" and "/_>" or square brackets instead of angle brackets when posting code in this forum.

      Anyway: XModPro is a third party product, so you should try to get help there. There would be no one in this community who won't be ready too help if he can (I can't, as I never used XModPro), but I guess chances are better in the forums of dnndev.

      Happy DNNing!
      Michael

      Michael Tobisch
      DNN★MVP

      dnnWerk Austria
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      Growing Member





        Odd, I did use [] and [/] around the code, so not sure why it went nuts.

        Have managed to solve this, not quite in the way i wanted, but it works, I created a variable at the top of the form, dont add this to a text box, just send it to the stored proc code, and it updates everytime, so great.

        Thanks as always for everyones help.

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