I currently have two members in the cmsMember table. But for some reason Member.getAll returns more than 30 members to me. I recognize these members as previously created and then later on deleted members - which as I said no longer exists in the table.
These members were created over the last week and then later deleted - all deleted before today. I've restarted my IIS application pool just in case. No difference - still getting a lot of "ghosts".
How is that possible? Have I misunderstood something?
a side question:
description of Member.getAll says: A list of all members in the current umbraco install Note: is ressource intensive, use with care.
"use with care" leaves me wondering whether I need to somehow programmatically be careful when using this, but all threads I've read on the forum uses this quite casually in foreach'es and so on.
Is there an alternative to Member.getAll as the description seems to suggest?
Member.getAll gets members deleted from database
An Umbraco ghost story?
This one puzzles me.
I'm getting all members by Member.getAll
I currently have two members in the cmsMember table. But for some reason Member.getAll returns more than 30 members to me. I recognize these members as previously created and then later on deleted members - which as I said no longer exists in the table.
These members were created over the last week and then later deleted - all deleted before today. I've restarted my IIS application pool just in case. No difference - still getting a lot of "ghosts".
How is that possible? Have I misunderstood something?
a side question:
description of Member.getAll says: A list of all members in the current umbraco install Note: is ressource intensive, use with care.
"use with care" leaves me wondering whether I need to somehow programmatically be careful when using this, but all threads I've read on the forum uses this quite casually in foreach'es and so on.
Is there an alternative to Member.getAll as the description seems to suggest?
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