Though ContentArea.FilteredFragments does not seem to consider whether the Content is published or not, only on SecurityDescriptors and Visitor Groups.
When adding a Page that is still not published in an empty ContentArea, CurrentPage.MyContentArea.FilteredFragments.Count() returns 1, meaning an IF-statement CurrentPage.MyContentArea.FilteredFragments.Count() > 0 or CurrentPage.MyContentArea.FilteredFragments.Any() is useless unless I manually filter unpublished Content.
Hence the HTML wrapping my ContentArea will be visible but my Page from the ContentArea is not due to its publish state.
Is this a bug or is it supposed to work this way? Is there any other way to get
I have a ContentArea wrapped in some HTML that should not be visible if none of the Content inside is visible for the user.
Though ContentArea.FilteredFragments does not seem to consider whether the Content is published or not, only on SecurityDescriptors and Visitor Groups.
When adding a Page that is still not published in an empty ContentArea, CurrentPage.MyContentArea.FilteredFragments.Count() returns 1, meaning an IF-statement CurrentPage.MyContentArea.FilteredFragments.Count() > 0 or CurrentPage.MyContentArea.FilteredFragments.Any() is useless unless I manually filter unpublished Content.
Hence the HTML wrapping my ContentArea will be visible but my Page from the ContentArea is not due to its publish state.
Is this a bug or is it supposed to work this way? Is there any other way to get