问题
Currently, I have several custom page types within the CMS. In order to have type safety when working with documents, I used built-in code generator to create classes for each page type. For example, I have a page type called Whitepaper and the Kentico code generator generated two classes:
public partial class Whitepaper : TreeNode { }
public partial class WhitepaperProvider { }
These classes work great if I'm directly querying for specific documents using the provider such as:
WhitepaperProvider.GetWhitepapers().TopN(10);
However, I want to be able to use the Whitepaper
class for the current document without having to re-query for the document using the WhitepaperProvider
. In this case I have a custom page template for Whitepapers and in the code behind I want to be able to use the custom class for it:
// This is what I'm using
TreeNode currentDocument = DocumentContext.CurrentDocument;
var summary = currentDocument.GetStringValue("Summary", string.Empty);
// This is what I'd like to use, because I know the template is for whitepapers
Whitepaper currentWhitepaperDocument = // what goes here?
summary = currentWhitepaperDocument.Summary;
How do I use my custom page type class for the current document?
UPDATE
As the answer mentions using as
works as long as a class has been registered for the current page type. I didn't expect this to work because I assumed DocumentContext.CurrentDocument always returned a TreeNode (thus you'd have a contravariance problem); if there is a class registered for the page type it will return an instance that class instead thus allowing you to use as
.
回答1:
Should be as simple as...
var stronglyTyped = DocumentContext.CurrentDocument as Whitepaper
...as long as you've registered your Whitepaper class as a document type by using the DocumentType
attribute on CMSModuleLoader
e.g.:
[DocumentType("WhitepaperClassName", typeof(Namespace.To.Whitepaper))]
This is a good blog post about wiring up strongly typed page type objects: http://johnnycode.com/2013/07/15/using-strongly-typed-custom-document-type-classes/
回答2:
you can extend your partial class (do not modify the generated file, create a partial for original), example:
public partial class Whitepaper
{
public Whitepaper CreateFromNode(TreeNode node)
{
//You should choose all necessary params in CopyNodeDataSettings contructor
node.CopyDataTo(this, new CopyNodeDataSettings());
//You should populate custom properties in method above.
//this.Status = ValidationHelper.GetString(node["Status"], "");
return this;
}
}
How to use it:
new Whitepaper().CreateFromNode(DocumentContext.CurrentDocument)
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/38081075/how-to-use-custom-page-type-class-for-current-document