Hello,

yes you can.

Add an HTML object into your page. Change the html extension of this page by .php extension into page properties. During page creation you need to marlk this page as private

Add this code into your HTML object

<?php
$pa = Configuration::getPrivateArea();
$user = $pa->whoIsLogged();
echo "Bienvenue [realname]: ".$user['realname'];
?>
<br> </br>

<?php
$pa = Configuration::getPrivateArea();
$user = $pa->whoIsLogged();
echo "Bienvenue [username]: ".$user['username'];
?>
<br> </br>

<?php
$pa = Configuration::getPrivateArea();
$user = $pa->whoIsLogged();
echo "Bienvenue [uid]: ".$user['uid'];
?>
<br> </br>

<?php
$pa = new imPrivateArea();
$user = $pa->who_is_logged();
echo "Bienvenue [username] ".$user['username'];
?>
<br> </br>

<?php
$pa = new imPrivateArea();
$user = $pa->who_is_logged();
echo "Bienvenue [email] ".$user['email'];
?>
<br> </br>

<?php
$pa = new imPrivateArea();
$user = $pa->who_is_logged();
echo "Bienvenue [firstname] ".$user['firstname'];
?>
<br> </br>

<?php
$pa = new imPrivateArea();
$user = $pa->who_is_logged();
echo "Bienvenue [lastname] ".$user['lastname'];
?>

And the displaying will be.

Check on my demo : https://wsx5demo.afsoftware.fr/

TAKE CARE: You need to be logged to see the values !

Hope this helps

Axel