is there a way to Check if logged in through the Root.cshtml nop 2.3
if the visitor is logged in I will display a different menu than if they are not logged in.
Check if logged in through the Root.cshtml nop 2.3
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- 7576
- 8/10/2011
- United States
scripter wrote:
Sure. I've provided some sample code (untested).
p.s.
I this logic is better suited for an action instead of the view and the pass the value to the view that is responsible for determining which menu to use.
is there a way to Check if logged in through the Root.cshtml nop 2.3
if the visitor is logged in I will display a different menu than if they are not logged in.
if the visitor is logged in I will display a different menu than if they are not logged in.
Sure. I've provided some sample code (untested).
@{
using Nop.Core;
using Nop.Core.Infrastructure;
using Nop.Services.Customers;
bool isRegistered = EngineContext.Current.Resolve<IWorkContext>().CurrentCustomer.IsRegistered();
}
p.s.
I this logic is better suited for an action instead of the view and the pass the value to the view that is responsible for determining which menu to use.
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- 203
- 6/6/2010
- United States
I have done what you suggested which appears to work but when I try to do a If statement to determine which partial header to put on it blows up my page.
Here is my if statement which is where I am pretty sure the problem is
@{
if (isRegistered)
{
Html.Partial("HeaderLoggedin");
}
else
{
Html.Partial("Header");
}
}
if you see what is wrong with this please let me know
Here is my if statement which is where I am pretty sure the problem is
@{
if (isRegistered)
{
Html.Partial("HeaderLoggedin");
}
else
{
Html.Partial("Header");
}
}
if you see what is wrong with this please let me know
- 657
- 7576
- 8/10/2011
- United States
scripter wrote:
Can you provide the error message and stack trace? At first glance it looks right (although you might have semicolons render too).
I have done what you suggested which appears to work but when I try to do a If statement to determine which partial header to put on it blows up my page.
Here is my if statement which is where I am pretty sure the problem is
@{
if (isRegistered)
{
Html.Partial("HeaderLoggedin");
}
else
{
Html.Partial("Header");
}
}
if you see what is wrong with this please let me know
Here is my if statement which is where I am pretty sure the problem is
@{
if (isRegistered)
{
Html.Partial("HeaderLoggedin");
}
else
{
Html.Partial("Header");
}
}
if you see what is wrong with this please let me know
Can you provide the error message and stack trace? At first glance it looks right (although you might have semicolons render too).
- 31
- 203
- 6/6/2010
- United States
skyler.severns wrote:
Its not giving error but just not rendering the Header at all
The If statement just is not being processed like I thought it would.
if I didnt include the semicolons then it errors on me so that I why I added them
I have done what you suggested which appears to work but when I try to do a If statement to determine which partial header to put on it blows up my page.
Here is my if statement which is where I am pretty sure the problem is
@{
if (isRegistered)
{
Html.Partial("HeaderLoggedin");
}
else
{
Html.Partial("Header");
}
}
if you see what is wrong with this please let me know
Can you provide the error message and stack trace? At first glance it looks right (although you might have semicolons render too).
Here is my if statement which is where I am pretty sure the problem is
@{
if (isRegistered)
{
Html.Partial("HeaderLoggedin");
}
else
{
Html.Partial("Header");
}
}
if you see what is wrong with this please let me know
Can you provide the error message and stack trace? At first glance it looks right (although you might have semicolons render too).
Its not giving error but just not rendering the Header at all
The If statement just is not being processed like I thought it would.
if I didnt include the semicolons then it errors on me so that I why I added them
- 8
- 70
- 1/9/2016
- Ukraine
Hi there,
I found method which is working in 4.30
to have this worked you have to include few lines into your Razor view
I found method which is working in 4.30
var isRegisterCustomer = customerService.IsRegistered(workContext.CurrentCustomer);
to have this worked you have to include few lines into your Razor view
@using Nop.Core
@using Nop.Services.Customers
@inject IWorkContext workContext
@inject ICustomerService customerService