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The user management cannot do it by it self.

You can create a view in Datalist that says something like:

Deactivating:

update accessuser set accessuseractive = false where accessuserid=123

Deleting

delete from accessuser where accessuserid=123

Instead of 123 in the SQL you can use Request("userid") which is a possible context variable you can use in datalist module. Then you can publish the view on a paragraph and call the page with userid=123 in the querystring.

A Little tricky, I know, but possible.

BR Nicolai

Hey Nicolai!

Has there been any changes, regarding the functionality to let the user delete/deactivate their own account from the frontend?

Im using the extranet module, if that has any saying?

Best regards Rune

Hi Rune

No, same situation.

You can also call the API in a Razor template:

Adding this code into the razor template would disable the user and log off redirecting to the page with the specified ID:

if (System.Web.HttpContext.Current.Request["deleteuser"] == "true")
            {
                var user = Dynamicweb.Modules.UserManagement.User.get_Current(Modules.UserManagement.PagePermissionLevels.Frontend);
                if (user != null)
                {
                    user.Active = false;
                    user.Save();
                    System.Web.HttpContext.Current.Response.Redirect("/Admin/Public/ExtranetLogoff.aspx?ID=123");
                }
            }

BR Nicolai