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On Thu, Nov 8, 2012 at 8:34 PM, Nathan Vander Wilt <nate-lists@calftrail.com
> wrote:

> The catch, though, is that these fields will not currently be passed via
> the "userCtx" field to validation, filter, show/list, etc. functions as you
> might expect.


Yes, I discovered that soon after my decision to add a "nickname" field for
the user (to prevent their email address, which is the username, from being
exposed).

Are there any extensions or frameworks which pass other fields to UserCtx?

Marcus

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