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46 | Developer’s Guide EPiServer Community 3.1 2.12 Club Clubs are mini-communities within a community. A club has a separate member list, club news, forums and image galleries etc. Clubs can be treated in different ways; they can be hidden, which means that only people who know about them can become members. It can have different security states: closed or open. Closed clubs require approval from its owner before allowing more members, while open clubs are free to join by anyone. Clubs can also be created and wait for subsequent approval from an administrator, or the community can allow for free creation of clubs. 2.12.1 Adding a Club Adding a club through the API is useful when users want to create their own clubs based on topics. Import Necessary Namespaces First import the necessary namespaces that will be used to add a club. The namespaces StarCommunity.Modules.Club, StarCommunity.Cre.Modules.Security and StarCommunity.Core are described by clicking on their respective names. Make sure you add the assemblies as references, as mentioned in section 1.1.1. using StarCommunity.Core; using StarCommunity.Core.Modules.Security; using StarCommunity.Modules.Club; Creating the Club In this example we start by getting the User object instances of the users we want as the creator and owner of the club. Secondly we have decided to set this club as approved, visible and with security status set to SecurityStatus.Closed. //Get the creator by id IUser creator = (IUser)StarCommunitySystem. CurrentContext.DefaultSecurity.GetUser(1234); //Get the owner by id IUser owner = (IUser)StarCommunitySystem. CurrentContext.DefaultSecurity.GetUser(12345); bool isApproved = false; bool isHidden = false; Club club = new Club("Club name", "Club description", isApproved, null, null, SecurityStatus.Closed, "Reason for creation", creator, owner, null, isHidden); club = ClubHandler.AddClub(club); Finally we add the club to database by calling the AddClub method. The new Club object instance with its ID property set is returned. © EPiServer AB
Tutorials | 47 2.12.2 Removing a Club Removing a club can be done either temporarily or permanently. As with users, a permanent removal means there is no way of undoing the action, while a temporary removal only results in the club not appearing in listings and search queries. Importing Necessary Namespaces First import the necessary namespaces that will be used to remove a club. The namespace StarCommunity.Modules.Club is described by clicking on its name. Make sure you add the assembly as a reference, mentioned in section 1.1.1. using StarCommunity.Modules.Club; Removing a Club To temporarily remove a club get the Club object instance id, and send it as a parameter to the RemoveClub method. If we would now try to get the Club object instance with the GetClub method, the club’s Removed property would be set to true. //Get the club by id Club club = ClubHandler.GetClub(1234); //Temporarily remove the club ClubHandler.RemoveClub(club); Permanently Removing a Club To permanently remove a club we start off in the same way as we did with temporary removal. The difference is when we call the RemoveClub method, since this time we pass the permanent parameter as true. If you try to retrieve the Club object instance now, using the GetClub method, it will return null since the club no longer exists in the database. //Get the club by id Club club = ClubHandler.GetClub(1234); //Permanently remove the club ClubHandler.RemoveClub(club, true); 2.12.3 Adding Club Members Becoming a member of a club is necessary if you want to share its information. A club owner does not have to go through the process of becoming a member after creating a club, since owners are automatically added to the member’s list. This article will show you, the developer, how to add a user as a member of a club and what the different results will be if the club is closed or open. © EPiServer AB
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