Set Field from sessionStorage

[korchev]

You can probably use ${sessionStorage.getItem("UserId")} instead of ${security.user.name}

However if you are using Radzen's built-in security there are better and more secure ways to do that:

Get current user (Angular)

Here is how this is used in the Complete application tutorial:

Customize CRUD pages (Angular)

Finally you can check this thread which shows how to persist such history for more than one table:

User Information on Entities

We just released Radzen 2.12.1 which has the needed changes. Also we released the AuditTrail sample application. There are two custom files that you need to replicate in your application - server\Startup.Audit.cs and server\data\AuditTrailDbContext.Audit.cs (you should create a partial class for the DB context that Radzen has generated for your database). The actual logging is done in the Audit method. You can rename the properties that the sample is using to match your existing DB schema, per…