Sage.Accounting.Application.ActiveUser is obsolete but still works, replaced by ActiveUserNumber and ActiveUserName

But if you need the User object (eg, in POP Authorisation) you can use Sage.Accounting.Application.Users.GetUser(ActiveUserNumber )

Sage.Accounting.Application.ActiveUser is obsolete but still works, replaced by ActiveUserNumber and ActiveUserName

But if you need the User object (eg, in POP Authorisation) you can use Sage.Accounting.Application.Users.GetUser(ActiveUserNumber )

Thank you Geoff. As I explore more on Sage.Accounting.Application, I ended up with the code below because I need to get the user role as well.

Sage.Accounting.Role role = Sage.Accounting.Application.Roles.GetRole("Administrators");
if(role != null)
{
    foreach (Sage.Accounting.User u in role.Users)
    {
        if (u.UserNumber == Sage.Accounting.Application.ActiveUserNumber)
        {
            //hide button
        }
    }
}