Do you really need to save the parent page? That is the page from CreatedPage right? If you set a value to a property before it's rendered like you do with a PageReference to a child page it shall be set and visible in the rendered version. If not try the LoadedDefaultPageData event witch is fired after CreatedPage event. I usually use that event if I would like to set some default data on a page, and there is no need to save the PageData object. It will then be saved when the editor chooses to do so. But what happens with the subpage if the editor doesn't save the page, will they be hanging without a parent? /HAXEN

Thanks, Would it be possible to create and save the child pages before the parent page has been created and saved? When I create the child pages with GetDefaultPageData, I need to supply a ParentPageLink, and in the CreatingPage event, the PageLink property of PageEventArgs is PageReference.EmptyReference because the page has not been saved yet. That's why I need to use the CreatedPage event. The page is saved and all properties are set correctly, but because I set these properites and save the page after the CreatedPage event fired, a new version is created and published. The edit mode still shows the previously version of the page without these new values. Therefore, directly after creating the page, if the users clicks on "Save and publish", the previously published version is saved and the values I set in CreatedPage are deleted. Still looking for a way to solve this. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Regards, Christoffer

Hi Christoffer! I guess the problem is that your second save of the parentpage creates a new (unpublished) version. I'd suggest you to save the page and force the same version, something like this: EPiServer.Global.EPDataFactory.Save( parentPageData, SaveAction.Save|SaveAction.ForceCurrentVersion); Regards, Johan Olofsson