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Move Page of Episerver which is 6 months old than current date
IEnumerable<NewsPage> pages = new List<NewsPage>(); var oldPages = pages.Where(p => p.Created < DateTime.Now.AddMonths(-6));
Easiest to use Linq...if you don't have extremely many pages that is...but in a scheduled job you should be fine.
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May 13, 2016 13:16
Hi,
It sounds like a job for the built-in Archive function. It allows you to set an expiration date (your 6 months) and where the Page should be moved when the page has expired. You can use the "SetDefaultValues" on your NewsPageType in order to apply the 6 month threshold.
You can access the Page specific settings via Tools -> Manage Expiration and Archiving. Remember to start the Scheduled Job named "Archive Function".
Casper Aagaard Rasmussen
May 14, 2016 16:56
Yup...or leave them and hide them instead from listing. Moving pages breaks incoming links and hurts seo... :)
May 14, 2016 17:32
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i want to find all NewsPage within my solution and move them to a different folder if it is than 6 months old than current date
i want to create a schedule job for the same.
i have created a method which returns me all NewsPage within my solution. but i am not sure how to check each page which is less than 6 months
Below is the code for finding the NewsPage in my current solution.
public static PageDataCollection GetPagesRecursively(PageReference parent, string languageId, string subpageType)
{
PropertyCriteriaCollection criterias = new PropertyCriteriaCollection();
return FindPagesWithAllCriterias(parent, languageId, criterias, subpageType);
}
var test = VGG.Consid.Utilities.GetPagesRecursively(PageReference.StartPage, "sv", "NewsPage");
As Per the code i will get all the NewsPage in Var Test...now i want to filter the news page which is 6 months old than current date
can any 1 help me on this?