Operation |
Sets identifiers of:
the new delivery created to transfer current one to a new terminal.
the group of a new delivery created to transfer current one to a new terminal.
the old delivery, from which the current one was created after transferring to a new terminal.
the group of an old delivery, from which the current one was created after transferring to a new terminal.
the new delivery created to transfer current one to a new terminal.
the group of a new delivery created to transfer current one to a new terminal.
the old delivery, from which the current one was created after transferring to a new terminal.
the group of an old delivery, from which the current one was created after transferring to a new terminal.
Namespace: Resto.Front.Api.Extensions
Assembly: Resto.Front.Api.V9 (in Resto.Front.Api.V9.dll)
SyntaxC#
public static void ChangeDeliveryMoveIds( this IOperationService operationService, Guid? movedToDeliveryId, Guid? movedToTerminalGroupId, Guid? movedFromDeliveryId, Guid? movedFromTerminalGroupId, IDeliveryOrder order, ICredentials credentials )
Parameters
- operationService IOperationService
- Operation service.
- movedToDeliveryId NullableGuid
- Identifier of the new delivery created to transfer the old one to a new terminal.
- movedToTerminalGroupId NullableGuid
- Group Identifier of the new delivery created to transfer the old one to a new terminal.
- movedFromDeliveryId NullableGuid
- Identifier of the old delivery, from which the current one was created after transferring to a new terminal.
- movedFromTerminalGroupId NullableGuid
- Group Identifier of the old delivery, from which the current one was created after transferring to a new terminal.
- order IDeliveryOrder
- Order to change.
- credentials ICredentials
- Credentials of the user. Required to pass permission and some other checks, as well as execute personalized operations.
Usage Note
In Visual Basic and C#, you can call this method as an instance method on any object of type IOperationService. When you use instance method syntax to call this method, omit the first parameter. For more information, see Extension Methods (Visual Basic) or Extension Methods (C# Programming Guide).See Also