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Thanks! The article was somewhat helpful. However, I do think this is an Abp issue or at least I need further help understanding what it is doing.

The article talks about converting to and from local time. Basically, I don't want to convert. When I send a date to the server, that's date what I want to store. But it seems like Abp adjusts if for me when it maps my Dtos.

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That's not quite right.

Let's say I save a UTC date time as July 1, 2017 0:00 Z. This is the DAY the event is happening. July 1st.

Now when someone 1 hour west of me opens the event, it says that it is happening June 30th.

Nevermind..... forgot to inherit IApplicationService.

Ok great. I'm running into an angular injection error.

I named my service IContentNotificationAppService. I tried to inject 'abp.services.app.contentNotification'. It complains that it cannot find 'abp.services.app.contentNotificationProvider'.

Is this due to some convention?

BTW, my managers might be in parent organizations. So I need to go up the tree first. Is this a good way to do it?

var org = await _organizations.GetAsync(header.OrganizationUnitId); // go up the organization tree while(org.Parent != null) { org = org.Parent; } // now that we're on the top, get the users var users = await _userManager.GetUsersInOrganizationUnit(org, true);

***************************** [EDIT] *********************************** This is not the correct way to get managers of an organization. Obviously, it will get ALL the users within the tenant!!

This works though. I will probably make this an extension method since I frequently need to find managers within parent organizations.

List<User> users = new List<User>();

            // go up the organization tree
            do {
                var ous = await _userManager.GetUsersInOrganizationUnit(org, false);
                users.AddRange(ous);
                org = org.Parent;
            }
            while (org != null);

This is what I'm thinking.... I haven't tried it yet. I'm about to. I created another AppService called ContentNotificationAppService. I'll call this on the client after a successful content creation. Is this the right direction? Rather than injecting some notification service in my ContentAppService?? Below is the method from ContentNoficationAppService.

public async Task ContentSubmitted(EntityDto<Guid> input) { var content = await _contents.GetAsync(input.Id); var org = await _organizations.GetAsync(content.OrganizationUnitId);

        var users = await _userManager.GetUsersInOrganizationUnit(org, false);
        var currentUser = await _userManager.GetUserByIdAsync(AbpSession.GetUserId());

        List&lt;UserIdentifier&gt; userIds = new List&lt;UserIdentifier&gt;();

        foreach(var user in users) {
            if(user.Id == currentUser.Id) {
                // we don't need to send a notification to ourselves
                continue;
            }

            // we need to see if this is a manager within our organization
            bool isManager = await _userManager.IsGrantedAsync(user.Id, AppPermissions.Pages_Content_ManageContent);
            bool isSubscribed = await _notificationSubcriptionManager.IsSubscribedAsync(user.ToUserIdentifier(), ContentAppNotificationNames.ContentSubmitted);

            if(isManager && isSubscribed) {
                userIds.Add(user.ToUserIdentifier());
            }
        }

        if (userIds.Count > 0) {
            // send the notification to the users
            await _notificationPublisher.PublishAsync(
                ContentAppNotificationNames.ContentSubmitted,
                data: new MessageNotificationData($"{currentUser.FullName} has submitted some content."),
                userIds: userIds.ToArray());
        }
    }

Yes to each user in an organization.

My question is, if I simply loop over all the users in an organization and send the notification explicitly, will the notification service respect the Subscribe/Unsubscribe options. In other words, if I send a notification to a user who has not subscribed AND who does not have permissions for that notification, will he get the notification?

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