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I'm using Frontend User, and in the breadcrumbs that show on every page, I would like it to say:

Currently logged in as: USERNAME (logout / change preferences)

I've tried pasting the code in the logout form template to the breadcrumbs section of the main template, and it didn't work.  I know I'm missing something.

I have looked everywhere and I have not been able to find this topic.  Please forgive me if I have mistakenly overlooked it. -_-

Any help you can provide is greatly appreciated! Also, if my codes are needed just please let me know.

Thanks.

instead breadcrumbs would be more something with a little custome content part or similar style - think i done something similar on www.hallowhouse.com in top right once logged in that changes to that

Hello, here is a try with FEU+CC :

{if $ccuser->loggedin()}
  Currently logged in as: {$customcontent_loginname}
{else}
  Not logged in.
{/if}

Pierre M.

Pierre M. wrote: Hello, here is a try with FEU+CC :

{if $ccuser->loggedin()}
  Currently logged in as: {$customcontent_loginname}
{else}
  Not logged in.
{/if}

Pierre M.

That worked to display the "Not logged in." when they aren't logged in.  But the username isn't showing up.

GraemeS wrote: instead breadcrumbs would be more something with a little custome content part or similar style - think i done something similar on www.hallowhouse.com in top right once logged in that changes to that

How did you do this?

You need to install the custom content module as well.  You don't state that it's installed or not.

My apologies.  Yes, Custom Content is installed along with Front End User.

{cms_module module=CustomContent}
         {if isset($customcontent_loggedin) && $customcontent_loggedin > 0 }
         welcome {$customcontent_loginname}


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         {else}
         You are not currently logged in.
Please Log in to access you user area
         {/if}

that is mine which isnt the best way i guess but works for me

hope this helps anyone who needs it

{$customcontent_loginname} can also be replaced with {$username} and seems to sometimes work too

did forget to mention mine is setup to work along with my own site template so your div styles etc willl need to be different,