Hi All
DHIS2 has a very useful User Settings feature that allows one to set whether a user would like to receive email and SMS message notifcations from DHIS2.
How do I go about enabling / disabling such settings for a registered user via the Web API? I’m running on DHIS2 2.19. See screenshot below:
Regards
Farai Mutero
if there is no existing API endpoint (which there might be) you could use a parameterized sqlview calling a function which updates the user table directly
On Thursday, 12 November 2015, Farai Mutero fmutero@gmail.com wrote:
Hi All
DHIS2 has a very useful User Settings feature that allows one to set whether a user would like to receive email and SMS message notifcations from DHIS2.
How do I go about enabling / disabling such settings for a registered user via the Web API? I’m running on DHIS2 2.19. See screenshot below:
Regards
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Farai Mutero
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Pierre Dane
Development Manager
Jembi Health Systems
Thanks Dan and Pierre for the advise, much appreciated.
On Thu, Nov 12, 2015 at 11:16 PM, Pierre Dane pierre@jembi.org wrote:
if there is no existing API endpoint (which there might be) you could use a parameterized sqlview calling a function which updates the user table directly
On Thursday, 12 November 2015, Farai Mutero fmutero@gmail.com wrote:
Hi All
DHIS2 has a very useful User Settings feature that allows one to set whether a user would like to receive email and SMS message notifcations from DHIS2.
How do I go about enabling / disabling such settings for a registered user via the Web API? I’m running on DHIS2 2.19. See screenshot below:
Regards
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Farai Mutero
Pierre Dane
Development Manager
Jembi Health Systems
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Farai Mutero
This was recently discussed on the list here
https://www.mail-archive.com/dhis2-devs@lists.launchpad.net/msg38830.html
As Pierre says, you could likely wrap up that SQL into a paramaterized function, and call it through the WebAPI (alternatively, directly against the database as a scheduled task).
Regards,
Jason
On Fri, Nov 13, 2015 at 9:24 AM, Farai Mutero fmutero@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks Dan and Pierre for the advise, much appreciated.
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On Thu, Nov 12, 2015 at 11:16 PM, Pierre Dane pierre@jembi.org wrote:
if there is no existing API endpoint (which there might be) you could use a parameterized sqlview calling a function which updates the user table directly
On Thursday, 12 November 2015, Farai Mutero fmutero@gmail.com wrote:
Hi All
DHIS2 has a very useful User Settings feature that allows one to set whether a user would like to receive email and SMS message notifcations from DHIS2.
How do I go about enabling / disabling such settings for a registered user via the Web API? I’m running on DHIS2 2.19. See screenshot below:
Regards
–
Farai Mutero
Pierre Dane
Development Manager
Jembi Health Systems
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Farai Mutero
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Jason P. Pickering
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Farai,
To be honest I am not sure exactly what that tick box does because on our instances we are still able to send emails to a user without that tick box ticked.
It is also a user setting so no matter whether we activate it or not the user can still deactivate it in instances other than ndd.
Elmarie
Hi All
DHIS2 has a very useful User Settings feature that allows one to set whether a user would like to receive email and SMS message notifcations from DHIS2.
How do I go about enabling / disabling such settings for a registered user via the Web API? I’m running on DHIS2 2.19. See screenshot below:
Regards
–
Farai Mutero
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