Hi L,

You are indeed correct to use the Published event on the Content Service class. You can place the class where ever fits within your website. Generally, I develop an additional class library to contain things such as Event Handlers but App_Code will work fine in your instance.

Thanks, Dan.

Hi Dan,

Many thanks for your answer. Perfect!

Regards, L

Sorry Dan,

Any resources for V7 you know about with examples?

Regards, L

Hi L,

Here is an example I've used in the past. Although it uses the Saved event, the Published event should be similar.

Thanks, Dan.

Hi L,

you can find another example for using events in Umbraco 7 into my uNewsManager package:
http://our.umbraco.org/projects/website-utilities/unewsmanager

It includes a .cs-File with a good example to startup with eventhandling in umbraco.

Sören

Perfect Soren,

Just had a look, perfect examples of what I was looking for.

Regards, L

Hi Dan, Soren,

I saw your comments on a post from June about determining if the entity is new. I could not see the IsNewEntity() as part of the ContentService.Published so I used node.HasIdentity; is this acceptable/best way to see if the entity is new?

Also does the ContentService.Saved fire as when someon saves and publishes?

Sorry no more questions I promise :-)

Hi L,

I think the best way to do this is to use node.HasIdentity(). Another way is to use the IRememberBeingDirty interface, in ContentService.Saved event i.e:

foreach (var node in e.SavedEntities)
{
// Check if node is still created
        var dirty = (IRememberBeingDirty)node;
        var isNew = dirty.WasPropertyDirty("Id");

        if (isNew)
        {
// do anything
}
} 

Hope this help you.


Sören 

Thank you Soren, I have used methodology.

L

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