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How add another parent node to user object

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Matej Ukmar

Monday 12 April 2004 11:34:05 am

I am building web portal, where users have expiration time... I mean after 30 days their account expires.

I was thinking to assign or remove to user an extra user group which would tell if user is allowed to enter the portal. (This User goroup is linked to a portal user role)

The problem is I dont know how. I was trying with 

	$newNode=eZContentObjectTreeNode::addChild( $user->attribute( 'contentobject_id' ), 12, true);

New node (of current user object) was created but it did not appear in the admin interface under the requested user group (id=12)

Maybe I just need to publish newly created node... I dont know how... I am a little confused, can anybody help.

And maybe there is also another more appropriate aproach to my user expiration problem.

Please help.

Thanx
Matey

Björn X

Monday 12 April 2004 9:57:06 pm

there is a little more to it

try this code

function & copyto (& $object,$node){
	$nodeAssignment =& eZNodeAssignment::create( array
		    	(
                  'contentobject_id' => $object->attribute( 'id' ),
                  'contentobject_version' => $object->attribute( 'current_version' ),
                  'parent_node' => $node,
                  'is_main' => 0
                 )
            );
    $nodeAssignment->store();
    #die("Here2".$node);
    $treenodegewerk = & eZContentObjectTreeNode::addChild($object->attribute( 'id' ),$node,true);
	$operationResult = eZOperationHandler::execute(
									'content', 'publish', array( 
									'object_id' => $object->attribute( 'id' ),
									'version' => $object->attribute( 'current_version' ) ) );
	 return eZContentObjectTreeNode::findNode($node,$object->attribute('id'),true); 
}

Matej Ukmar

Tuesday 13 April 2004 12:55:03 pm

Bjorn thanks,
this helps a lot... and it works!!! :-)

I have just one more little question.
If I want to remove a node is it enough just to use

eZContentObjectTreeNode::remove(...

or is there also some extra "coding" to be done?

Regards,
Matey

Dominik Pich

Thursday 22 April 2004 1:32:15 am

Remove its assignments first... ?