PageData.Property is read-only?

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I used to be able to do : CurrentPage.Property.Add(property) / .Add(propname, property) But since the Property object seem to be read-only, how can I add a property to the PropertyDataCollection of a page? Also it seem strange that the PropertyDataCollection still has Add when its read-only or am I missing something really simple here?

#15677

May 09, 2007 19:33

Magnus Stråle

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Hello, The cache handling has been optimized to pass references to the same object (previous implementation created a clone for each fetch), therefore it needs to be read-only. To get a writable copy, simply do this: PageData x = GetPage(pageLink); PageData y = x.CreateWritableClone(); now you can modify y. There is additional information on this topic that has not yet been published, but it should be online this afternoon. Look under RC1 release notes / breaking changes. Best regards, Magnus Stråle

#16139

May 10, 2007 13:48

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Ah, thank you. :-) That'll do the trick.

#16140

May 11, 2007 14:58

Anders Bornholm

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Shouldn't this be in the exception message? No small change to how EPiServer works in my opinion.

#19357

Apr 07, 2008 21:31

Per Bjurström

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It's a big change that had to be done, I have seen performance boosts ranging from 30% to 7000% depending on the number of pages you read per page request.

#19358

Apr 07, 2008 22:09