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createUser |
Creates a new user.
This tag can be used in conjunction with run-time activities to persist any properties
associated with a current Anonymous User Profile, if specified.
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removeUser |
Remove the user corresponding to the provided username.
It can remove any type of extended user that has its profileType set in the database.
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getUsernames |
Retrieve usernames matching a search expression.
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addGroupToGroup |
Add a group as a child of another group.
Both the parent group and the child group must previously exist for proper tag behavior.
This operation can only be performed by an administrator.
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createGroup |
Create a new group, and a corresponding group profile in the personalization database.
This operation can only be performed by an administrator.
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removeGroup |
Remove (delete) a group.
This operation can only be performed by an administrator.
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removeGroupFromGroup |
Remove a child group from their parent.
Neither group is deleted or removed, and the former child group becomes a top-level group.
This operation can only be performed by an administrator.
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getParentGroupNames |
Retrieve names of the parents of a group.
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getChildGroupNames |
Retrieve the names of any groups that are children of the given group.
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getTopLevelGroups |
Retrieve the names of top-level groups. Top-level groups are those which have no parent group.
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addUserToGroup |
Add a user to a group.
Both the specified user and the specified group must exist.
This operation can only be performed by an administrator.
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removeUserFromGroup |
Remove a user from a group.
Both the specified user and the specified group must exist.
This operation can only be performed by an administrator.
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getGroupNamesForUser |
Retrieve the groups to which a user belongs. Only returns the
immediate groups for the user, not any parents of those groups.
The specified user should exist.
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getUsernamesForGroup |
Retrieve usernames matching a search expression that are members of a particular group.
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setPassword |
Update the password for the user corresponding to the provided username.
The user must be currently logged in and can only change their own password (unless they are an administrator).
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