How can I filter out content usages to remove trashed blocks?

eperezjr

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I'm using this code to get the block data.

var blockType = contentTypeRepository.Load<RequisitionBlock>();
var contentUsages = contentModelUsage.ListContentOfContentType(blockType);
var contentReferences = contentUsages.Select(x => x.ContentLink.ToReferenceWithoutVersion()).Distinct().ToList();
var instances = contentReferences.Select(contentReference => contentLoader.Get<IContent>(contentReference)).ToList();

The usages bring up 9 items and as it gets to instances, it filters to 5 items. But there's only one active item on the site. I've deleted the rest. How can I filter out the deleted blocks?

#310911

Oct 16, 2023 12:57

isacwalimaa

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You need to check if the blocks are published, here's is how you can do it:

var blockType = contentTypeRepository.Load<RequisitionBlock>();

var contentUsages = contentModelUsage.ListContentOfContentType(blockType);

var contentReferences = contentUsages.Select(x => x.ContentLink.ToReferenceWithoutVersion()).Distinct().ToList();

var instances = new List<IContent>();

foreach (var contentReference in contentReferences)

{

var content = contentLoader.Get<IContent>(contentReference);

var isPublished = contentRepository.TryGet<IContent>(contentReference, out var publishedContent);

if (isPublished)

{

instances.Add(publishedContent);

}

#310915

Oct 16, 2023 14:27

eperezjr - Oct 16, 2023 14:54

Hm... I just tried this, but they're all showing as published. Even though I've confirmed all but one are deleted.

eperezjr

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I didn't realize there was an IsDeleted property and this fixes my problem:

var instances = contentReferences
                .Select(contentReference => contentLoader.Get<IContent>(contentReference))
                .Where(content => content != null && !content.IsDeleted)
                .ToList();

#310919

Oct 16, 2023 15:00