EPiServer Community Api Comment Date

Zach Graceffa

Vote:

Hello, I'm importing comments from a wordpress blog and everything is working as expected except the comment's `Created` property which seems to get overriden to the current time (in our scheduled job). The following lines create the comment, the `epiComment` object has a `Created` DateTime in 2011 but the `addedComment` is returned with the current time:

```

var epiComment = new Epi.Comment(commentId, parent, authorRef, comment.Content, true,
ancestors, comment.Date, hasChildren, hasChildren);

if(!string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(comment.AuthorEmail))
{
var commentEx = new BlogCommentExtension(comment.AuthorEmail);

var addedComment = _commentService.Add(epiComment, commentEx);
}
else
{
_commentService.Add(epiComment);
}

```

#227065

Aug 26, 2020 19:30

Zach Graceffa

Vote:

Bump.

This seems like a bug, no?

#227170

Aug 28, 2020 16:38

JSpencer

Vote:

Looks like a missing feature. If you dig into the code when you fire off the Add method it builds up like this:

public AddRequest Adapt(Comment comment)
{
    return new AddRequest
    {
        Parent = comment.Parent.ToString(),
        Author = (string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(comment.Author.Id) ? "" : comment.Author.Id),
        IsVisible = comment.IsVisible,
        Body = comment.Body
    };
}

So I would make the guess that "Created" is handled on the api server side.

#227458

Sep 04, 2020 14:34

Zach Graceffa

Vote:

Yea, I figured it was a bug. Thanks for looking into that Spencer.

I may add an imported date to my BlogCommentExtension class to get around this.

#227459

Sep 04, 2020 16:15

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EPiServer Community Api Comment Date