Organization Query

The Organization Query supports all Element Query (opens new window) operations plus the following:

Params

Property	Type	Description
state	string (opens new window), string[] (opens new window), null (opens new window)	The organization's state (custom defined)
user	string (opens new window), string[] (opens new window), integer (opens new window), integer[] (opens new window), User (opens new window), User[] (opens new window), null (opens new window)	The user(s) that result' users must be associated to
userGroup	string (opens new window), string[] (opens new window), integer (opens new window), integer[] (opens new window), User Group (opens new window), User Group[] (opens new window), null (opens new window)	The user group(s) that the result's users must be assigned to
userType	string (opens new window), string[] (opens new window), integer (opens new window), integer[] (opens new window), User Type, User Type[], null (opens new window)	The user type(s) that the result's users must be associated with
organizationType	string (opens new window), string[] (opens new window), integer (opens new window), integer[] (opens new window), Organization Type, Organization Type[], null (opens new window)	The the organization type(s) that the result's must be associated to
dateJoined	string (opens new window), DateTime (opens new window), null (opens new window)	The date the organization joined

Chain Setting

All of the params above can be accessed and chained together. The methods are named the same as the property.

Here is an example:

::: code

{% set query = craft.organizations.elements.getQuery() %}
{% do query.state('foo').user(currentUser) %}

use flipbox\organizations\Organizations;

$query = Organizations::getInstance()->getOrganizations()->getQuery()
    ->state('foo')
    ->user(\Craft::$app->getUser()->getIdentity());

:::