Hi,

you can do this easily using the PHP functionality of MetaMod, rather than its ability to include other modules.

So this would do the trick:

if ($user->id > 0) echo "<b>Welcome " . htmlentities($user->name) . "</b>";

You don't need the Pro version, BUT you may find that with the free version, when no user is logged in, a sort of blank module is displayed. You can get around that by setting the MetaMod to only display for registered users. Or, the Pro version would have the same effect. But there's no real need for the Pro version in this case.

Best regards,
Stephen

Ooops!!  Nevermind it worked.  I got mixed up with the module IDs.

Thanks!!

Hi,

you'll need to find what the logout link is for your site, then put that into the <a ...> link. To find the logout link, I would suggest making a menu item for viewing the user profile or login (I forget which). Then it will have a URL and you can see that URL from the front-end. Then move the menu item to a menu that doesn't get displayed on screen, if you like.

So the eventual code might be like this depending on your SEF URLs:

if ($user->id > 0) echo "<b>Welcome, " . htmlentities($user->name) . "</b> | <a href="/logout">Logout</a>";

Best regards,
Stephen