/// <summary>
/// Here's how to add a user field set with values to a new event
/// </summary>
/// <param name="orgCode">Organization code</param>
/// <param name="Event">The event ID of the event attached to the order</param>
/// <param name="orderStatus"></param>
/// <param name="accountCode"></param>
/// <param name="priceList">The price list code. You can find this on the Price List window in Ungerboeck under the "Code" field (Database column CC715_PRICE_LIST).</param>
/// <param name="registrants">This is an account code that you want to serve as a registrant on the order item generated by the order. You can also set it as a list of comma-delimited account codes (ex: "CODE1,CODE2,CODE3") and it will make respective order items for each registrant.</param>
/// <param name="registrantType">This is the registrant type code, configured by the event's registration setup. This will pick the order items attached to the order registrants</param>
/// <param name="issueType">This is the Issue Type code of the registration user field set. Example string value "CK"</param>
/// <param name="userText05Value">This is just an example of the user fields you can set</param>
public RegistrationOrdersModel AddWithUserFields(string orgCode, int Event, string orderStatus, string accountCode, string priceList, string registrants, string registrantType, string issueType, string userText05Value, List <RegistrationOrderItemsModel> orderItems)
{
//Note that order number shouldn't be set for POST operations. Ungerboeck will assign the order number automatically
var myRegistrationOrder = new RegistrationOrdersModel
{
OrganizationCode = orgCode,
Event = Event,
Account = accountCode,
BillToAccount = accountCode,
PriceList = priceList,
Registrants = registrants,
OrderStatus = orderStatus,
RegistrantType = registrantType
};
if (orderItems != null && orderItems.Count > 0)
{
myRegistrationOrder.RegistrationOrderItems = new List <RegistrationOrderItemsModel>();
myRegistrationOrder.RegistrationOrderItems.AddRange(orderItems);
}
myRegistrationOrder.RegistrationOrderUserFieldSets = new List <UserFields>();
var myUserField = new UngerboeckSDKPackage.UserFields();
myUserField.Type = issueType; //Use the Opportunity Type code from your user field. This matches the value stored in Ungerboeck table column CR073_ISSUE_TYPE.
myUserField.UserText05 = userText05Value; //Set the value in the user field property
myRegistrationOrder.RegistrationOrderUserFieldSets.Add(myUserField); //Then add it back into the RegistrationOrdersModel object. You can add multiple user field sets to the same registration order object before saving.
return(APIUtil.AddRegistrationOrder(USISDKClient, myRegistrationOrder));
}
/// <summary>
/// A basic add example
/// </summary>
/// <param name="orgCode">Organization code</param>
/// <param name="Event">The event ID of the event attached to the order</param>
/// <param name="orderStatus"></param>
/// <param name="accountCode"></param>
/// <param name="priceList">The price list code. You can find this on the Price List window in Ungerboeck under the "Code" field (Database column CC715_PRICE_LIST).</param>
/// <param name="registrants">This is an account code that you want to serve as a registrant on the order item generated by the order. You can also set it as a list of comma-delimited account codes (ex: "CODE1,CODE2,CODE3") and it will make respective order items for each registrant.</param>
/// <param name="registrantType">This is the registrant type code, configured by the event's registration setup. This will pick the order items attached to the order registrants</param>
/// <returns></returns>
public RegistrationOrdersModel Add(string orgCode, int Event, string orderStatus, string accountCode, string priceList, string registrants, string registrantType)
{
//Note that order number shouldn't be set for POST operations. Ungerboeck will assign the order number automatically
var myRegistrationOrder = new RegistrationOrdersModel
{
OrganizationCode = orgCode,
Event = Event,
Account = accountCode,
BillToAccount = accountCode,
PriceList = priceList,
Registrants = registrants,
OrderStatus = orderStatus,
RegistrantType = registrantType,
};
return(APIUtil.AddRegistrationOrder(USISDKClient, myRegistrationOrder));
}
/// <summary>
/// A basic add example
/// </summary>
/// <param name="orgCode">Organization code</param>
/// <param name="Event">The event ID of the event attached to the order</param>
/// <param name="orderStatus"></param>
/// <param name="accountCode"></param>
/// <param name="priceList">The price list code. You can find this on the Price List window in Ungerboeck under the "Code" field (Database column CC715_PRICE_LIST).</param>
/// <param name="registrants">This is an account code that you want to serve as a registrant on the order item generated by the order. You can also set it as a list of comma-delimited account codes (ex: "CODE1,CODE2,CODE3") and it will make respective order items for each registrant.</param>
/// <param name="registrantType">This is the registrant type code, configured by the event's registration setup. This will pick the order items attached to the order registrants</param>
/// <returns></returns>
public RegistrationOrdersModel CalculateTaxes(string orgCode, int Event, string orderStatus, string accountCode, string priceList, string registrants, string registrantType, List <RegistrationOrderItemsModel> orderItems)
{
var myRegistrationOrder = new RegistrationOrdersModel
{
OrganizationCode = orgCode,
Event = Event,
Account = accountCode,
BillToAccount = accountCode,
PriceList = priceList,
Registrants = registrants,
OrderStatus = orderStatus,
RegistrantType = registrantType
};
if (orderItems != null && orderItems.Count > 0)
{
myRegistrationOrder.RegistrationOrderItems = new List <RegistrationOrderItemsModel>();
myRegistrationOrder.RegistrationOrderItems.AddRange(orderItems);
}
return(APIUtil.CalculateTaxesRegistrationOrder(USISDKClient, myRegistrationOrder));
}
/// <summary>
/// A basic add example
/// </summary>
/// <param name="orgCode">Organization code</param>
/// <param name="Event">The event ID of the event attached to the order</param>
/// <param name="orderStatus"></param>
/// <param name="accountCode"></param>
/// <param name="priceList">The price list code. You can find this on the Price List window in Ungerboeck under the "Code" field (Database column CC715_PRICE_LIST).</param>
/// <param name="registrants">This is an account code that you want to serve as a registrant on the order item generated by the order. You can also set it as a list of comma-delimited account codes (ex: "CODE1,CODE2,CODE3") and it will make respective order items for each registrant.</param>
/// <param name="registrantType">This is the registrant type code, configured by the event's registration setup. This will pick the order items attached to the order registrants</param>
/// <param name="orderItems">You can add on registration order items while adding a registration order. For examples on how to fill out a registration order item, look to the RegistrationOrderItems add examples</param>
/// <returns></returns>
public RegistrationOrdersModel Add(string orgCode, int Event, string orderStatus, string accountCode, string priceList, string registrants, string registrantType, List <RegistrationOrderItemsModel> orderItems)
{
//Note that order number shouldn't be set for POST operations. Ungerboeck will assign the order number automatically
var myRegistrationOrder = new RegistrationOrdersModel
{
OrganizationCode = orgCode,
Event = Event,
Account = accountCode,
BillToAccount = accountCode,
PriceList = priceList,
Registrants = registrants,
OrderStatus = orderStatus,
RegistrantType = registrantType
};
if (orderItems != null && orderItems.Count > 0)
{
myRegistrationOrder.RegistrationOrderItems = new List <RegistrationOrderItemsModel>();
myRegistrationOrder.RegistrationOrderItems.AddRange(orderItems);
}
return(APIUtil.AddRegistrationOrder(USISDKClient, myRegistrationOrder));
}
