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Interesting question! This is what I came up with:
public IEnumerable<T> GetAllBlocksOfTypeFromContentAreas<T>(PageData page) where T : BlockData
{
var results = new List<T>();
if (page == null) return results;
foreach (var property in page.Property)
{
var contentArea = property.Value as ContentArea;
if (contentArea == null)
continue;
foreach (var contentAreaItem in contentArea.Items)
{
T block;
if (_contentRepository.Service.TryGet(contentAreaItem.ContentLink, out block))
results.Add(block);
}
}
return results;
}
It does require you to load each piece of content from each ContentArea with the TryGet-call, so it might get a bit heavy performance wise if you have many content areas and many items in those content areas.
Edit: It was hard to name the method in a short and descriptive way. :P
Edit 2:
Depending on where you're doing this operation you might want personalization and access rights to be considered for picking which content you want to show a specific visitor.
In that case use:
foreach (var contentAreaItem in contentArea.FilteredItems)
instead of
foreach (var contentAreaItem in contentArea.Items)
Hi peeps!,
Problem:
I have a PageData object.
1. Look for specific block-type in contentarea, on whichever page (PageData) that may have {n} number of contentarea.
2. Parse block(s) from contentarea(s) to IEnumerable (if possible, else retrieve content reference)
Finally, use blocks to create my viewmodels.
Suggestions?
Br,
Jens D.