Custom Event not working

Hi Mohit Verma ,

These Events will trigger with the user context . You need to  run the api call with member who had privileges to assign role to the users .

i need that on sign up a custom role should be assigned to the new signed up user

can we attatch the visual studio with w3.exe(local set up of Telliegent)

Yes. Attach to process works locally

earlier i tried with both pdb and dll but could not get at debug point

thanks Luke for your all reply, one more concern please help if have time, my custom job is not coming to enable , i have tried with lots of time with appropriate name , what should i do 

Apis.Get<IRoleUsers>().AddUserToRole(
new RoleUserCreateOptions() { UserId = e.Id.Value, RoleId = 19 }
);

but still not working

Did you drop the dll in the bin

Then you need to create a custom widget api that will run as a user who has privileges to add user to a role .

Create a custom widget that runs only if the user is logged in . Place this widget on the header of the site and lock it . Check if appropriate user has the role else call the widget api to assign role .

Not necessarily... You probably wouldn’t want to execute this kind of code at a widget level… It should be done at a platform level with a platform event

public void Initialize()
{
Apis.Get<Users>().Events.AfterCreate += Events_AfterCreate;
}

private void Events_AfterCreate(UserAfterCreateEventArgs e)
{
try
{
Apis.Get<IRoleUsers>().AddUserToRole(
new RoleUserCreateOptions() { UserId = e.Id.Value, RoleId = 18 }
);
}
catch
{
throw new Exception();
}
}

You are likely running into a permission issue, most users will not have permission to add themselves to a Role (otherwise users would just be able to make themselves administrtators).  The AddUserToRole call will need to be run as a user that has permissions to add a user to a role.

Apis.Get<IUsers>().RunAsUser("admin", () => {
    //run your code here that needs elevated permissions
});

Should also note that this:

catch
{
throw new Exception();
}

Is going to hide the actual exception that occurred and not provide the details needed to resolve any issues.

You are likely running into a permission issue, most users will not have permission to add themselves to a Role (otherwise users would just be able to make themselves administrtators).  The AddUserToRole call will need to be run as a user that has permissions to add a user to a role.

Apis.Get<IUsers>().RunAsUser("admin", () => {
    //run your code here that needs elevated permissions
});

Should also note that this:

catch
{
throw new Exception();
}

Is going to hide the actual exception that occurred and not provide the details needed to resolve any issues.

To add to Mathew D'Amico  the API generally already handles the errors and returns them in the errors collection of the return object.  If you truly want exceptions to bubble out, then don't catch at all and on the return object, assuming its not null, use

Apis.Get<IUsers>().RunAsUser("admin", () => {
    var info = Apis.Get<IRoleUsers>().AddUserToRole( new RoleUserCreateOptions() { UserId = e.Id.Value, RoleId =18 }
    
    if(info != null)
        info.ThrowErrors();
});

Hi Thanks for your reply , but why every time to execute job i need to run Telligent.Jobs.Server.exe?

even though my job service is running in services.msc 

ok not an issue ,i need to run Telligent.Jobs.Server.exe get resolved 

Also, the code you have above really shouldn't need to be executed in the job server.  It looks like you want to fire an event After a user is created which means it should really fire as a platform event as part of the request and not as an actual job.

Great , Thanks a lot Mathew, really appreciable your suggestion