public static void GetConfigurationTemplates(int typeId, int configurationTemplateId, HttpRequest.RequestResult <List <Rock.Client.DefinedValue> > resultHandler)
{
string oDataFilter = string.Format("?LoadAttributes=simple&$filter=DefinedTypeId eq {0}", typeId);
// if a SPECIFIC templateId was requested, append it
if (configurationTemplateId > 0)
{
oDataFilter += string.Format(" and Id eq " + configurationTemplateId.ToString( ));
}
RockApi.Get_DefinedValues(oDataFilter, resultHandler);
}
/// <summary>
/// Defined Values are the "Values" of Defined Types.
/// Example, Marital Status is a Defined Type.
/// Its Values are "Married" and "Single".
/// Starting with a GUID representing the DefinedType, we get the DefinedType's ID
/// which can then be used to query the values.
/// </summary>
public static void GetDefinedValuesForDefinedType(string definedTypeGuid, HttpRequest.RequestResult <List <Rock.Client.DefinedValue> > resultHandler)
{
GetDefinedTypeIdForGuid(definedTypeGuid,
delegate(HttpStatusCode statusCode, string statusDescription, List <Rock.Client.DefinedType> model)
{
if (model != null && model.Count > 0)
{
string oDataFilter = string.Format("?LoadAttributes=simple&$filter=DefinedTypeId eq {0}", model[0].Id);
// it worked, so now use its Id to get the defined VALUE, which is what we really want.
RockApi.Get_DefinedValues(oDataFilter, resultHandler);
}
else
{
resultHandler(HttpStatusCode.NotFound, "", null);
}
});
}
