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Interface IConsentService

A service for handling lawful data processing requirements

Namespace: Umbraco.Cms.Core.Services

Assembly: Umbraco.Core.dll

Syntax

public interface IConsentService : IService

Remarks

Consent can be given or revoked or changed via the RegisterConsent(String, String, String, ConsentState, String) method, which creates a new IConsent entity to track the consent. Revoking a consent is performed by registering a revoked consent.

A consent can be revoked, by registering a revoked consent, but cannot be deleted.

Getter methods return the current state of a consent, i.e. the latest IConsent entity that was created.

Methods

LookupConsent(String, String, String, Boolean, Boolean, Boolean, Boolean)

Retrieves consents.

Declaration

IEnumerable<IConsent> LookupConsent(string source = null, string context = null, string action = null, bool sourceStartsWith = false, bool contextStartsWith = false, bool actionStartsWith = false, bool includeHistory = false)

Parameters

Type	Name	Description
System.String	source	The optional source.
System.String	context	The optional context.
System.String	action	The optional action.
System.Boolean	sourceStartsWith	Determines whether source is a start pattern.
System.Boolean	contextStartsWith	Determines whether context is a start pattern.
System.Boolean	actionStartsWith	Determines whether action is a start pattern.
System.Boolean	includeHistory	Determines whether to include the history of consents.

Returns

Type	Description
IEnumerable<IConsent>	Consents matching the parameters.

RegisterConsent(String, String, String, ConsentState, String)

Registers consent.

Declaration

IConsent RegisterConsent(string source, string context, string action, ConsentState state, string comment = null)

Parameters

Type	Name	Description
System.String	source	The source, i.e. whoever is consenting.
System.String	context
System.String	action
ConsentState	state	The state of the consent.
System.String	comment	Additional free text.

Returns

Type	Description
IConsent	The corresponding consent entity.