Hi @henry22
You can get the user ID currently.
If you create a Webhook when the new user is added, it’ll give you that: Create Webhook
Another way is to use Webflow Logic, they return it to you there as well.
Here’s a tutorial walking through how to setup Webhooks with Webflow.
The problem start when displaying on the canvas, conditionally, based upon that user ID. You really can’t.
The only current way around that is to add this users info into a CMS item and use CMS Collection Pages to display it.
The lookup tables approach can give you that.
Those CMS Collection Pages will be password protected, but anyone with a password can access them (versus any anonymous visitor to the site).
So the typical approach has been to automatically create a slug for each user that is unlikely to be guessed.
For example…
https://site.webflow.io/users/45Rtf873Ds298Gvbfh40oiT
Ugly, but it’s unlikely someone with access to the site will guess it.
Now you can have membership specific pages and all the flexibility that comes along with CMS pages.