Hello,

I can recommend two options:
1. Modify the MonoX's default profile rewrite rule in web.config to point towards your own profile page.

2.a) In your custom project you need to inherit the BlogPostView control and override its ParseBlogPostTemplateTags method. This is where you could insert your custom logic, you need to change change the AuthorProfile tag contents, ex:

b) Inherit the BlogContainer control and copy the default markup. Change the path of the BlogPostView to point towards your custom control.
c) Inherit Blog.aspx and copy the default markup. Change the path of the BlogContainer to point towards your custom control.
d) Change web.config URL rewriting rules to point towards your custom Blog page.

Regards,
Mario

Mario, I took your suggestion and implemented the first strategy you outlined (1. Modify the MonoX's default profile rewrite rule in web.config to point towards your own profile page.). The blog container/view/post or whatever it is called now takes me to a page that I have explicitly defined.
The issue I'm having now is upon clicking the Profile pic and redirecting to the "Wall" page I've created, the profile for the currently logged in user is displayed, instead of the user whose profile pic I clicked on. What could I be overlooking at this point?

Thanks again,
Darryl

Hello,

Your rewrite rule needs to take into consideration the username argument which is passed via query parameters. Using that query parameter you need to load the appropriate user profile and show it on your custom profile page.

Regards

Thank you. That sounds simple enough. One more question at this point. Is there method in the MonoX library to populate a user profile object based on username?