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Creating pages programatically, expected events not firing

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Hi, I'm having issues getting the expected events firing when creating pages programtically.

I've hooked up events in an InitializableModule.

When I publish a page like this:

contentRepository.Save(page, SaveAction.Publish | SaveAction.SkipValidation, AccessLevel.NoAccess);

The events fired are:
DataFactory.Instance.PublishingContent
DataFactory.Instance.CreatedContent
DataFactory.Instance.PublishedContent

Shouldn't DataFactory.Instance.SavingContent and DataFactory.Instance.SavedContent be fired as well?

When I save pa page like this:

contentRepository.Save(page, SaveAction.Save | SaveAction.SkipValidation, AccessLevel.NoAccess);

The event fired are only DataFactory.Instance.CreatedContent. For sure the Saved and Saving should fire to?

Am I missing something here?



#143727
Jan 29, 2016 12:12
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Save events triggers only on existing content I think

#143735
Jan 29, 2016 12:51
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Try updating one of the pages above and publish it again and see if it triggers?

#143738
Jan 29, 2016 12:53
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Hi. Yes so it seems.

The code below triggers the Save events. The Publish Saveaction never seem to trigger them though, but that could be by design I guess.

var newPage = contentRepository.Save(page, SaveAction.Publish | SaveAction.SkipValidation, AccessLevel.NoAccess);

var fetchedPage = contentRepository.Get<PageData>(newPage);

var clone = p.CreateWritableClone();
contentRepository.Save(fetchedPage, SaveAction.Save | SaveAction.SkipValidation, AccessLevel.NoAccess);

In my case I just ended up moving my stuff to the Publish event instead.

#143742
Jan 29, 2016 13:31
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