I want do a "GetUsersInRoles", i.e. I want to find all MembershipUser's having at least one of the roles in a set of roles, but I can't seem to get my head around this one.
I've got GetUsersInRole, Membership.GetAllUsers(), Linq,... but how?
Any feedback is greatly appreciated
Tommy
Here's a Linq version, it returns a MembershipUserCollection
just like the similar Membership methods (FindUsersByEmail
, FindUsersByName
). It's not very pretty since it relies on the ForEach side effect:
public static MembershipUserCollection FindUsersByRole(string[] roles)
{
MembershipUserCollection msc = new MembershipUserCollection();
roles.Select(role => Roles.GetUsersInRole(role))
.Aggregate((a, b) => a.Union(b).ToArray())
.Distinct()
.Select( user => Membership.GetUser(user))
.ToList().ForEach( user => msc.Add(user));
return msc;
}
Alternatively if a list of MembershipUser will do:
public static List<MembershipUser> FindUsersByRole(string[] roles)
{
var userList = roles.Select(role => Roles.GetUsersInRole(role))
.Aggregate((a, b) => a.Union(b).ToArray())
.Distinct()
.Select( user => Membership.GetUser(user))
.ToList();
return userList;
}
And finally if you just need the user names you can skip one select:
public static List<string> FindUsersByRole(string[] roles)
{
var userList = roles.Select(role => Roles.GetUsersInRole(role))
.Aggregate((a, b) => a.Union(b).ToArray())
.Distinct()
.ToList();
return userList;
}
There is not such method as GetUsersInRoles but you will have to use GetUsersInRole and loop through your required roles.
Bit complicated but here is one way:
string[] roles = {"role1", "role2" };
string[] tempusers = new string[]{};
List<string> users = new List<string>();
foreach (string role in roles)
{
string[] usersInRole = Roles.GetUsersInRole(role);
users = tempusers.Union(usersInRole).ToList();
tempusers = users.ToArray();
}
foreach (string user in users) { Response.Write(user + "<br/>"); }
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