If you compile against 9.1.1, you should see deprecation warnings (the members are totally removed in 9.2, so there's nowhere to include a message once you're compiling against a later version).

Looking at the 9.1.1 version of the platform, <code>ModuleInfo.Version</code> says Deprecated in DNN 5.0. Replaced by by DesktopModule.Version. <code>RoleController.GetRolesByUser</code> does not have a migration suggestion in its deprecation message (it's just Deprecated in DotNetNuke 6.2.), but the implementation is this: <code>UserId == -1 ? new string&#91;0&#93; : UserController.GetUserById(PortalId, UserId).Roles</code>, so it looks like the intention is to retrieve them via the <code>UserInfo</code> object.

Hope it helps!

Hi Brian,

Thank you very much for the reply. Your second solution worked for me. For the first solution, when I write DesktopModule.Version, I get error that "DesktopModule does not exist in the current context" .Is there any dll i have to add to use this ?

The line where I get error is :

var objVersion = Version.Parse(ModuleContext.Configuration.Version);

Thanks

On the <code>ModuleInfo</code> object (<code>ModuleContext.Configuration</code>), use the <code>DesktopModule</code> property to access the related <code>DesktopModuleInfo</code>, and then you'll be able to get to the property.  Alternatively, use the <code>DesktopModuleController</code> class to get a <code>DesktopModuleInfo</code> instance without a <code>ModuleInfo</code>.