SLCGGroupMaintenance

i enabled usernames under the "general" tab and now when I search Dreddmor my account shows up with both my display name and full account name. I guess we have a solution!

P.S. im using Firestorm if that matters

I searched for Bruckner Dreddmor and did not find myself in the group. Again I only found myself typing in Bruckner or bruckner which happens to be my display name. I wish I could email the Lindens to get a definitive answer. I am really dreading having to go back and search over 200 names again because I wasn't doing it correctly the first time.

thanks for helping! i am actually searching my alt account that is a member in the same group. when I search my alts display name "bruckner" i show up. when i search my account name "bruckner.dreddmor" i do not show up. Does this mean I should only use display names when searching the "Group Profile" window's "Roles & Members" section's "MEMBERS" tab?

thank you for the posts. I must admit I still do not know what to do. When i search my account name in a Group I am a member of, i do not show up. If i search my display name I do show up. I am trying not to do double work and searching display and account names for each person literally doubles the work.

Bumping

Hello and thank you for helping find an answer to my question. I have a list of names and many go back years and years. These names need to be located in a number of groups of which I am an officer. When I search my alt accounts name in a group it comes up under my display name and not my full account name. Does this mean I should be searching the groups using the most current display name? my methodology has been to use the SL People search with the name I am given and then if the name provided to me by SL Search has changed, presumably because it is a 'display' name, I search the groups using the display. Does this sound right? If i were to search my current group using my account name I would not show up. Interestingly, if I use SL Search for either my Display name or account name it finds me. thank you again.