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Hey Joseph
Maybe something like this is an option for you?:
var recommendationCode = Pageview.User.CustomFieldValues.Where(x => x.CustomField.SystemName == "RecommendationCode").FirstOrDefault()?.Value;

Or is it because you need to save into the custom field?

Hi Claus,

Thanks for the response, yes we need to save the value in the sign up form, but we cant seem to get the name / ID of the custom field so its saved on form submit.

Thanks

I have found them (after printing out the entire Values collection)

@GetValue("UserManagement:User.CustomField.AccessUser_RecommendationCode.Input.ID")

Is there a chance that the documentation be updating for DW10 on how to access Custom Fields using Template Tags?

Hi Joseph

It seems UserManagement:User.AccessUser_RecommendationCode.InputName does not have a value on the signup form because the field is only editable for existing users. So there is a specific check in the code to not set this tag when not editing an existing user.

I agree that it is a little odd. It could be a security related 'feature'. But glad you found a way around it.

On a side note I can mention that everything for user management frontend is currently being re-writte to new modules with viewmodels and separated into 6-7 specific modules for login, create user, addresses etc.

BR Nicolai