November Happy Hour will be moved to Thursday December 5th.
November Happy Hour will be moved to Thursday December 5th.
Hi Tim,
I took your code and did a little modification as I think you have an extension method 'SaveContentToPublishWithNoAccess'. I have also removed out some of your custom properties, essentially this does the littliest work possible as all this is supposed to do is copy the template.
private ContentReference CreateCopyFromTemplate(ContentReference source, ContentReference destination)
{
if (!_contentRepository.TryGet(source, new LoaderOptions() { LanguageLoaderOption.FallbackWithMaster() }, out PageData templatePage))
{
return null;
};
ContentReference copy = _contentRepository.Copy(templatePage.ContentLink, destination,
AccessLevel.NoAccess, AccessLevel.NoAccess, false);
if (!_contentRepository.TryGet(copy, new LoaderOptions() { LanguageLoaderOption.FallbackWithMaster() }, out PageData createdCopy))
{
return null;
}
StartPage writableCopy = (StartPage)createdCopy.CreateWritableClone();
writableCopy.Name = "Daily TG " + DateTime.Today.ToString("yyyyMMdd");
writableCopy.StopPublish = DateTime.Today.AddDays(1);
ContentReference saveRef = _contentRepository.Save(writableCopy, EPiServer.DataAccess.SaveAction.Publish, AccessLevel.NoAccess);
return saveRef;
}
Now that we have the reference to the page we can implement a second method to modify the properties you want to update.
private ContentReference UpdateTemplate(ContentReference reference, PageReference parentLink, PageReference archiveLink)
{
if (!_contentRepository.TryGet(reference, new LoaderOptions() { LanguageLoaderOption.FallbackWithMaster() }, out PageData templatePage))
{
return null;
};
StartPage writableCopy = (StartPage)templatePage.CreateWritableClone();
writableCopy.URLSegment = _urlSegmentGenerator.Create(writableCopy.Name);
writableCopy.ParentLink = parentLink;
writableCopy.ArchiveLink = archiveLink;
writableCopy.NoIndex = true;
writableCopy.NoFollow = true;
ContentReference saveRef = _contentRepository.Save(writableCopy, EPiServer.DataAccess.SaveAction.Publish, AccessLevel.NoAccess);
return saveRef;
}
If you get the reference pack in the first method then the issue doesn't appear to be copying and creating the page template, and is more something updating the template. I do remember having issues generating urls in the past will take a look and see what I can dig out on that one.
Paul
Hi Tim,
The copy code I put into an alloy site so your code does work.
What I did notice however is that when i used the start page it copied the whole tree.
Is it possible you have a broken link in the template structure and that is causing the problem?
Paul
Hello,
our requirement is to create a copy of a master/template page every day and to let editors add the content to each block in a so called "admin-ui". Therefore i'm trying to create a copy of the template-page and then return the editable blocks of that page. But while it is working to copy the template to the same folder(it gets the name "Daily TG Master(2)"), i get a ContentNotFoundException if i use ContentRepository.Copy. I don't know what can be the reason if the CMS can copy it without a problem. This is the exception:
EPiServer.Core.ContentNotFoundException: 'Content with id 60991__articleoverviewprovider20068 was not found'
This exception was originally thrown at this call stack:
EPiServer.Core.Internal.DefaultContentLoader.Get<T>(EPiServer.Core.ContentReference, EPiServer.Core.LoaderOptions)
EPiServer.Core.Transfer.Internal.BlobTransfer.TryAddFile(string, out string)
EPiServer.Core.Transfer.Internal.MultiplexingFileTransfer.TryAddFile(string, out string)
EPiServer.Core.Transfer.Internal.PropertyXhtmlTransform.ExportLinksAndAddFiles(string, EPiServer.Core.Transfer.IContentTransferContext)
EPiServer.Core.Transfer.Internal.PropertyXhtmlTransform.ExportFragments(EPiServer.Core.Html.StringParsing.StringFragmentCollection, EPiServer.Core.Transfer.IContentTransferContext)
EPiServer.Core.Transfer.Internal.PropertyXhtmlTransform.TransformForExport(EPiServer.SpecializedProperties.PropertyXhtmlString, EPiServer.Core.RawProperty, EPiServer.Core.Transfer.PropertyExportContext)
EPiServer.Core.Transfer.Internal.DefaultPropertyExporter.RunTransforms(EPiServer.Core.PropertyData, EPiServer.Core.RawProperty, EPiServer.Core.Transfer.PropertyExportContext)
EPiServer.Core.Transfer.Internal.DefaultPropertyExporter.ExportProperty(EPiServer.Core.PropertyData, EPiServer.Core.RawProperty, EPiServer.Core.Transfer.PropertyExportContext)
EPiServer.Core.Transfer.Internal.DefaultPropertyExporter.ExportProperties(EPiServer.Core.IContentData, System.Collections.Generic.IEnumerable<EPiServer.Core.RawProperty>, EPiServer.Core.Transfer.PropertyExportContext)
EPiServer.Core.Transfer.Internal.DefaultContentExporter.Export(EPiServer.Core.IContent, EPiServer.Security.AccessLevel, EPiServer.Core.Transfer.IContentTransferContext, EPiServer.Core.Transfer.TransferExportOptions)
...
[Call Stack Truncated]
Here's the relevant code:
That 60991__articleoverviewprovider20068 is an article-page which just exists in memory because we have a ContentProvider for articles. They exists at one place("Article Management") but in the cms-tree they can be added in several places("Article-Blogs"). I don't know if that's related. But the copy in cms works without a problem.