Commerce Server General - Subject: How do you set the address list in the userobject?

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Subject: How do you set the address list in the userobject?

Michael

2005-11-24, 5:52 pm

i have a registration page that adds a billing and shipping address to the
address table. how can i add these addresses to the addresslist in the
userobject. i know the format is 2;guid,guid but how can i set that in code?

MSL

2005-11-25, 2:49 am

Michael escribió:
> i have a registration page that adds a billing and shipping address to the
> address table. how can i add these addresses to the addresslist in the
> userobject. i know the format is 2;guid,guid but how can i set that in code?
>
Hi Michael

The following example code shows how to generate a globally unique
identifier (GUID).

Dim oGenID, sGUID
Set oGenID = Server.CreateObject("Commerce.GenID")

sGUID = oGenID.GenGUIDString()
Set oGenID = Nothing

Marcelo Sánchez
http://www.europapc.com

Michael Rouleau

2005-11-28, 6:02 pm

getting the guid is not the issue. i'm trying to set the userobject in code.
example:
userobject.addresstype = ????.

"MSL" wrote:

> Michael escribió:
> Hi Michael
>
> The following example code shows how to generate a globally unique
> identifier (GUID).
>
> Dim oGenID, sGUID
> Set oGenID = Server.CreateObject("Commerce.GenID")
>
> sGUID = oGenID.GenGUIDString()
> Set oGenID = Nothing
>
> Marcelo Sánchez
> http://www.europapc.com
>

David Hargis [MSFT]

2005-11-29, 5:55 pm

In code, you want to set the property to an object of type object[]. Each
entry in the array should be the ID of the address in string format.

object[] addressList = new object[2];
addressList[0] = addressId1.ToString();
addressList[1] = addressId2.ToString();
userobject["GeneralInfo.address_list"].Value = addressList;
userobject.Update();

Hope this helps,
David

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getting the guid is not the issue. i'm trying to set the userobject in
code.
example:
userobject.addresstype = ????.

"MSL" wrote:

> Michael escribió:
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> Hi Michael
>
> The following example code shows how to generate a globally unique
> identifier (GUID).
>
> Dim oGenID, sGUID
> Set oGenID = Server.CreateObject("Commerce.GenID")
>
> sGUID = oGenID.GenGUIDString()
> Set oGenID = Nothing
>
> Marcelo Sánchez
> http://www.europapc.com
>

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Michael Rouleau

2005-11-30, 5:52 pm

thats what i was looking for, thanks david

"David Hargis [MSFT]" wrote:

> In code, you want to set the property to an object of type object[]. Each
> entry in the array should be the ID of the address in string format.
>
> object[] addressList = new object[2];
> addressList[0] = addressId1.ToString();
> addressList[1] = addressId2.ToString();
> userobject["GeneralInfo.address_list"].Value = addressList;
> userobject.Update();
>
> Hope this helps,
> David
>
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> getting the guid is not the issue. i'm trying to set the userobject in
> code.
> example:
> userobject.addresstype = ????.
>
> "MSL" wrote:
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> the
> code?
>
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