Multiple ContentFinder

[alecrt]

I m8, I would use your package to organize event's landingpages but I have a problem with my very simple ContentFinder:

public Task<bool> TryFindContent(IPublishedRequestBuilder request)
        {
            var path = request.Uri.AbsolutePath;

            if (!path.EndsWith("/thankyou")) return
                    Task.FromResult(false);

            if (!_umbracoContextAccessor.TryGetUmbracoContext(out var umbracoContext))
            {
                return Task.FromResult(false);
            }
            var originalPath = path.Substring(0, path.LastIndexOf("/thankyou", StringComparison.OrdinalIgnoreCase));
            var landingPageContent = umbracoContext.Content!.GetByRoute(originalPath);

            if (landingPageContent is null || !landingPageContent.IsDocumentType("EventSimpleForms"))
                return Task.FromResult(false);

            request.SetPublishedContent(landingPageContent);
            request.TrySetTemplate("ThankYouPage");
            return Task.FromResult(true);
        }

As you can see I use it to create a virtual thankyou page for every landing page.

The issue I have is that umbracoContext.Content!.GetByRoute(originalPath) can't find the landing page content, when landing page nodes are under a hidden content node.

I did register my ContentFinder AFTER your one using Composition.

Any ideas? Thanks!

[ljfio]

Are you able to provide an example of the content tree structure along with the content types that you're hiding?

Does it look something like this:

• home
  • eventGroups (invisible)
  • event
    • thankYou (virtual via your content finder)

Unfortunately, I believe the GetByRoute method of the IPublishedContentCache only looks at the URL segments manually and does not put the path through to the ContentFinder lifecycle again.

The solution here I think is a new release of the package, exposing the code used to traverse the content tree and locate the hidden node. You would just need to provide it with the path segments and the root node for the domain / site. I can provide an example of how to use it once I've built the new version?

[alecrt]

Yep, the content tree structure is exactly what you thought.

An exposed function to get the content by route on your IContentFinder could be an option, I just wonder if Umbraco has a specific method which use the routing pipeline.

[ljfio]

You should be able to upgrade to 1.0.1 to get access to the IInvisibleNodeLocator within your IContentFinder.

Using the root node, you should be able to pass in the path to the Locate method like so:

var contentCache = umbracoContext.Content;

string? culture = request.Culture;
var domain = request.Domain;

var root = domain is not null ? contentCache.GetById(domain.ContentId) : contentCache.GetAtRoot(culture).FirstOrDefault();

var landingPageContent = _invisibleNodeLocator.Locate(root, originalPath, culture);

[alecrt]

Thanks a lot. I will try as soon as possible!

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Da: Luke Fisher @.> Inviato: Sunday, October 29, 2023 2:13:37 PM A: ljfio/Umbraco-InvisibleNodes @.> Cc: alecrt @.>; Author @.> Oggetto: Re: [ljfio/Umbraco-InvisibleNodes] Multiple ContentFinder (Issue #1)

You should be able to upgrade to 1.0.1 to get access to the IInvisibleNodeLocator within your IContentFinder.

Using the root node, you should be able to pass in the path to the Locate method like so:

var contentCache = umbracoContext.Content;

string? culture = request.Culture; var domain = request.Domain;

var root = domain is not null ? contentCache.GetById(domain.ContentId) : contentCache.GetAtRoot(culture).FirstOrDefault();

var landingPageContent = _invisibleNodeLocator.Locate(root, originalPath, culture);

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[ljfio]

Hello @alecrt, I am going to close this issue. Please let me know if this has not resolved the problem for you. Thanks!