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Version: 5.18.17

DeleteUserPost

public BackendReturnObject DeleteUserPost(string postIndate);

Note

This function provides the same feature as Social.Post.SendPost of the previous mail function.

Parameter​

ValueTypeDescription
postIndatestringindate of the user mail to delete

Description​

Deletes a user mail from the mail list. Admin mail cannot be deleted.

Upon deletion, any items that have not been claimed will also be deleted.

Example​

Synchronous​

// Get the inDate of the user mail to delete.  
var bro = Backend.UPost.GetPostList(PostType.User);

string postIndate = bro.GetReturnValuetoJSON()["postList"][0]["inDate"].ToString();

Backend.UPost.DeleteUserPost(postIndate);

Asynchronous​

// Get the inDate of the user mail to delete.  
Backend.UPost.GetPostList(PostType.User, callback =>
{
   string postIndate = callback.GetReturnValuetoJSON()["postList"][0]["inDate"].ToString();
   
   Backend.UPost.DeleteUserPost(postIndate, callback2 =>
   {
       // Post-process
   });

});

SendQueue​

// Get the inDate of the user mail to delete.  
SendQueue.Enqueue(Backend.UPost.GetPostList, PostType.User, callback =>
{
   string postIndate = callback.GetReturnValuetoJSON()["postList"][0]["inDate"].ToString();
   
   SendQueue.Enqueue(Backend.UPost.DeleteUserPost, postIndate, callback2 =>
   {
       // Post-process
   });

});

Return cases​

Success cases​

When the deletion is successful
statusCode : 204

Error cases​

When a non-existent postIndate is entered
statusCode : 400
errorCode : ConditionalCheckFailedException