I haven't seen anything out there, but it should not be hard to program this using member.AddGroup(int ID) and doing a umbraco.cms.businesslogic.member.MemberGroup.GetAll

Hi martin

Im not sure if there is a user control to do that but its pretty easy to build your own.   There is plenty of code around to build the two listboxes and the code to move items between  here is a link that may help with the interface.

In terms of what you need to do with your codebind for adding a member to a selected group you would do something like this to loop through the listbox containing the selected groups and add them.

Member m = Member.GetMemberFromEmail(Email); //or however you want to get your member.
foreach(ListItem li in SelectedGroups.Items){  
     m.AddGroup(MemberGroup.GetByName(li.Text).Id);  //where the text property contains the name of the group
}

Member and MemberGroup is contained in umbraco.cms.businesslogic.member

Hope that helps

Peter,

Thanx for your reply. I'm familar with the techniques and API you mentioned, but I don't want to invent the wheel again. But if its not part of core or there is a package that fits, then I have to make one myself.

Martin

Just digged into the editMember.aspx.cs code at core, and discovered how it was done there.

The umbraco.controls.DualSelectBox is easy to use when such a control needed. Then I just "borrowed" the portion of code i needed

controls.DualSelectbox _memberGroups = new controls.DualSelectbox();
_memberGroups.ID = "Membergroups";
         _memberGroups.Width = 175;
            string selectedMembers = "";
          foreach(string role in Roles.GetAllRoles()) 
          {
                // if a role starts with __umbracoRole we won't show it as it's an internal role used for public access
                if (!role.StartsWith("__umbracoRole"))
                {
                    ListItem li = new ListItem(role);
                    if (!IsPostBack)
                    {

                        if (Roles.IsUserInRole(m_Member.UserName, role))
                            selectedMembers += role + ",";
                    }
                    _memberGroups.Items.Add(li);
                }
         }
         _memberGroups.Value = selectedMembers;

Thanks for posting the solution, very handy to have an easy reference for future use.

Thanks for sharing the solution.

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