Member Directory (eWeb)

Overview

The Member Directory is an online directory of individuals in the association.

The Member Directory is accessed by clicking on the Member Directory tab located in the top navigation bar.

Locating Members in the Member Directory

Note: You must be logged into eWeb to access the Member Directory.

To locate members in the Member Directory, complete the following steps:

1. Navigate to the Member Directory.
2. Enter the search criteria for the member(s) you wish to locate.
3. Click the Search button.

   A list of members matching your search criteria will be displayed.

   Note: The % sign serves as the wildcard character in all searches on eWeb. Entering the % in any of the fields by itself will display all members in the directory. Surrounding a word with the % sign will return all members that contain that word. For instance, entering %John% in the First Name field would return all members with the characters "john" in their first name.

Member Directory Search Results Page

Note: Individuals must have a membership in the association in order to show up on the Member Directory Search Result page.

After entering the search criteria on the Search the Member Directory form and clicking the Search button you will be presented with the Member Directory Search Results page.

This page lists all members that met the criteria you specified.

Clicking the hyperlinked name of the member will take you to that individual's profile page.

Clicking the hyperlinked email address will launch your default mail program with their email address pre-populated in the To field.

Technical Information

CMS

The Directory, located in the Directory Search web section of the eWeb website, is two pages:

• Find page (WebCode=IndDirectory)
• Search results page (WebCode=IDSR)

Individual-eWeb (member directory) Object

Observe that any Form(s) of any Page Details associated with Member Directory or any other page that accesses individuals who are not the individual who is associated with the eWeb Login point to an Object called Individual-eWeb (member directory). It is critical to use Forms associated with that Object (instead of the standard Individual object) to avoid crosstalk between a random individual being viewed in eWeb and the actual individual who is logged in. If you have, for example, a Member Directory drill down page that's associated with a Form of the Individual object, then you run the risk of the logged in user assuming the identify of the last individual accessed on that drill down page.

The same principle is true for Organizations, which has a specialized Object called Organization - eWeb.

See Also

• Member Directory (Organization)
• List SQL
• Find.ascx
• eWeb Search Results - a Toolkit Training exercise using XslGenerator and the Find.ascx control.