/// <summary>
/// Easily get an org path. Handles all of the logic of opening the data selector window and finding which is the path.
/// </summary>
/// <returns>A string containing the full path to the organizational unit.</returns>
public static string GetOrgUnitFromSelector()
{
List <List <string> > fixedOrgs = GAM.RunGAMCommasFixed("print orgs allfields");
List <OrgUnit> orgUnits = new List <OrgUnit>();
foreach (List <string> org in fixedOrgs)
{
if (org[0] == "orgUnitPath")
{
continue;
}
orgUnits.Add(new OrgUnit()
{
OrgUnitPath = !String.IsNullOrEmpty(org[0]) ? org[0] : null,
OrgUnitName = !String.IsNullOrEmpty(org[2]) ? (org[2].StartsWith("id:") ? "(no description provided)" : org[2]) : null,
OrgUnitDescription = !String.IsNullOrEmpty(org[3]) ? (org[3].StartsWith("id:") ? "(no description provided)" : org[3]) : null
});
}
if (orgUnits.Count < 2)
{
return("There was an error getting your org units. You don't seem to have any.");
}
List <string> orgSelection = GetInput.GetDataGridSelection("Pick an org!", "Click on an row to select it, or paste the full path here and press submit...", "Organizational Unit Selector", orgUnits);
string orgPath = null;
foreach (string item in orgSelection)
{
if (item.Contains("/"))
{
orgPath = item;
}
}
if (orgPath == null | orgSelection.Contains("Click on an row to select it, or paste the full path here and press submit..."))
{
return("Either you didn't enter anything or there was an error. Nothing has been changed.");
}
return(orgPath);
}
