pdoUsers
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Learn moreSnippet to list the site users, based on the pdoTools library.
It generates a list of site users according to their's groups and roles.
Settings¶
It uses all General Settings of pdoTools except the specific class modResource, as well as their own:
| Name | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
| &groups | List of user groups, separated by commas. You can use the names and id. If the value begins with dash it means users belonging to this group will be skipped. | |
| &roles | List of user roles, separated by commas. You can use the names and id. If the value begins with a dash, then users with this role will be skipped. | |
| &users | List for output, separated by commas. You can use usernames and id. If the value begins with a dash, that user will be excluded from the results. | |
| &showInactive | 0 | Includes Inactive users in the results. |
| &showBlocked | 0 | Includes Blocked users in the results. |
| &returnIds | Returns a string with a list of user ids instead of formatted results. | |
| &showLog | 0 | Show more information about running the snippet. Only displayed for logged-in users with the «mgr» context authorization. |
| &toPlaceholder | If not empty, this will the save output to a placeholder with this name instead of displaying the output to the screen. | |
| &wrapIfEmpty | Includes output chunk wrapper &tplWrapper even if there are no results. | |
| &tplWrapper | Chunk - wrapper, to wrap all results. Accepts one placeholder:[[+output]]. It does not work in conjunction with &toSeparatePlaceholders. |
Override pdoTools¶
| Name | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
| &class | modUser | The base User class for MODX Revolution |
| &sortby | modUser.id | Any user field for sorting. You can specify a JSON string with an array of multiple fields. To randomly select the sort «RAND ()» |
| &sortdir | ASC | Sorting direction: Descending «DESC» or Ascending «ASC» . |
| All default templates are empty. To display the result as HTML, you must specify at least the value of the template in &tpl. |
Examples¶
Used without parameters, the snippet lists all users:
[[!pdoUsers]]
Members of usergroup Authors:
[[!pdoUsers?
&groups=`Authors`
&tpl=`tpl.Authors.author`
&sortdir=`asc`
]]
You can combine it with pdoPage / getPage:
[[!pdoPage?
&element=`pdoUsers`
&groups=`Authors`
&tpl=`tpl.Authors.author`
&sortdir=`asc`
]]
with INLINE:
[[!pdoUsers?
&roles=`Member`
&tpl=`@INLINE <p>Имя - [[+fullname]], ID - [[+id]]</p>`
&sortby=`id`
&sortdir=`asc`
]]
Demo¶
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