Hi Zinon, From your description, you're wondering how to make the task list display task assigned to users via group membership rather than individually via user membershp, correct? As for the [me] filter, have you tried add multiple users in the assigned to column to see whether the [me] option work? So far I haven't found any means that can directly make the task assigned via group
Islander - this - re: your post on Obama's explanation of his church membership,etc.etc. Two points; one is that you seemingly could not resist starting your post with the expression: "the right-wing slime machine" could you?! You continue to use that expression as if trying to brainwash others into similar thinking!! It is beneath you -really. and, besides, in this case, it is inappropriate
On Thu, 21 Feb 2008 09:07:33 -0500, "Clark" <nonworking@nowhwere.com> wrote: But -- Jim, your book does not show how to identify the currently-logged-on-user. It has a lot of good stuff, but it does not have that (at least I could not find it), which is exactly what he happens to need. Actually I find your book and Scott's to be complementary, each shedding some light the other does
But -- Jim, your book does not show how to identify the currently-logged-on-user. It has a lot of good stuff, but it does not have that (at least I could not find it), which is exactly what he happens to need. Actually I find your book and Scott's to be complementary, each shedding some light the other does not. -- Clark CHO, HomePage Doctor www.homepagedoctor.com/ExpressionTutorials/Tutorials
On Thu, 21 Feb 2008 08:19:43 -0500, "Clark" <nonworking@nowhwere.com> wrote: I want to use the USERNAME/USERID, to retrieve user info., created by ASP.net Membership so that that user can only see/use their information when logged in. I may have suggested this before, but you need to buy "Sams Teach Yourself ASP.NET 2.0 in 24 hours (with starter kit)" by Scott Mitchell
