Create criterion for visited Commerce catalog content

Kristoffer Lindén

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Hi!

I'm trying to create a visitor group criterion for when a user is visting a Commerce category, product or variant. Similar to the page visited that is built in in the CMS.

The event handler:

public override void Subscribe(ICriterionEvents criterionEvents)
{
    criterionEvents.VisitedPage += criterionEvents_VisitedPage;
}

This only triggers when I access CMS content and not Commerce content? I guess there might be a ICriterionEvents for Commerce content or should the one in EPiServer.Personalization.VisitorGroups also handle Commerce content?

Thanks!

/Kristoffer

#278125

Edited, Apr 08, 2022 13:28

Andreas J

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How about simply decorating your category, product and variant controllers with [ViewedPageCriterion]?

#278330

Apr 11, 2022 19:58

Kristoffer Lindén

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Ok, I will try first thing tomorrow!

#278331

Apr 11, 2022 20:02

Quan Mai

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Oh I just commented the same thing on your ticket :). While I'm not 100% sure, it seems to be the way

#278372

Apr 12, 2022 9:11

Kristoffer Lindén

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Well that actually triggerd:

private criterionEvents_VisitedPage(object sender, CriterionEventArgs e)

But since e.GetPageLink(); gets you a PageReference it wont work. It always gives me the start page when visiting Commerce content.

Maybe I can use e.HttpContext in some way to get the actually visited Commerce content or how do I do to get the content?

I tried to rip and rewrite some code from e.GetPageLink:

var contentReference = e.HttpContext.GetService<IContentRouteHelper>().ContentLink

But it wont compile with the error: The non-generic method 'HttpContextBase.GetService(Type)' cannot be used with type arguments

Thanks!

/Kristoffer

#278375

Apr 12, 2022 15:59

Andreas J

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Sure, you can use HttpContext.RequestContext.GetRoutedData<IContent>() if you want the actual content. Then you can simply check if that content is a Catalog, Product or Variant by doing smth like:

var content = e.HttpContext.RequestContext.GetRoutedData<IContent>();
if (content is KristoffersProductContent product)
{
  // implement
}

If you only want the content link, you can simply run e.HttpContext.RequestContext.GetContentLink().

#278376

Edited, Apr 12, 2022 17:12

Kristoffer Lindén

Vote:

Thanks for the guidance, this is what solved it:

var c = e.HttpContext.Request.RequestContext.GetContentLink();

In combination with

[ViewedPageCriterion]
public class CategoryController : ContentController<Node> { }

Thanks all for your help!

/Kristoffer

#278424

Apr 13, 2022 8:36