Patch currentuser from personalized login screen

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Posted on by ELPARANAENSE84

Hi Everyone,

Please help me if possible.

My App has a personalized Login Screen, connected to a Sharepoint List where I have columns such as (UserID, UserName, Password, Leve-ID) thes list name is ( Login-Pintura ). Currently I'm using this code in the Login Screen Button:

If(!IsBlank(LookUp('Login-Painting', Title='LoginInput-Text'.Text And Password='PasswordInput-Text'.Text).Title),Navigate(HomeScreenMenu,ScreenTransition.Fade),UpdateContext({ShowForgotMessage:true}))

In the same App, there is task control with several functions which I Patch information to another Sharepoint List named (BDPinturaProjeto), currently I'm using this code to Patch:

Patch(BDPinturaProjeto,ThisItem, {ScannedBDPintura:Right(ScannerResultEngine.Text,6), UserBDPintura: User().FullName, DateBDPintura: Now(), StatusPaintBDPintura:PaintStatusYes.Text});Reset(ScannerResultEngine);Reset('ScanToFind-Engine');Set(varsingleScan1, "");Set(varsingleScan2, "")

How could I patch CurrentUser using my personalized login screen?

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v-bofeng-msft Microsoft Employee on at

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Hi @ELPARANAENSE84 :

Could you tell me :

What's the meaning of "patch CurrentUser using my personalized login screen"?

Do you want to get the username of the logged-in user?

Do you want to update a certain field of a record in BDPinturaProjeto with the username of the logged-in user?

If so,I suggest you consider retrieving the user name in the user list and saving it in a variable when the user successfully logs in. Later, if you want to call the user name of the user, you only need to call this variable.For example:

If(

!IsBlank(LookUp('Login-Painting', Title='LoginInput-Text'.Text And Password='PasswordInput-Text'.Text).Title),

Set(TheUserName,LookUp('Login-Painting', Title='LoginInput-Text'.Text And Password='PasswordInput-Text'.Text).UserName);

Navigate(HomeScreenMenu,ScreenTransition.Fade),UpdateContext({ShowForgotMessage:true})

)

If you need to use the username of the logged-in user later, just call the variable TheUserName directly.

Best Regards,

Bof
ELPARANAENSE84 22 on at

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It worked perfectly, thank you so much