/// <summary>
/// Gets the PageTemplateInfo for a given template and Display Version.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="templateName">The template we are looking for </param>
/// <param name="version">The Display Version to get the PageTemplateInfo</param>
/// <returns>The PageTemplateInfo for the given Display Version if defined, otherwise null
/// </returns>
public PageTemplateInfo GetPageTemplateInfo(string templateName, DisplayVersions version)
{
PageTemplateCollection col = PageTemplateCollections.FirstOrDefault(ptc => ptc.TemplateName == templateName);
//If we could not find the page template col then return null, otherwise, ask the PTC for the template info
return(col == null ? null : col.GetPageTemplateInfo(version));
}
/// <summary>
/// Retrieves the LayoutTemplateInfo representing the named template.
/// <remarks>
/// So we will handle backwards compatibility by using the Theme approach if TemplateThemeCollection
/// has something in it, OR fallback to the old PageTemplateCollection way if there are no themes.
///
/// This way the DOCs can use the old mechanism, and CGov can use the new. Also the go live for
/// CGov will not require the new PTC to be published before the CDE code is deployed.
/// </remarks>
/// </summary>
/// <param name="themeName">The name of the theme that the template belongs to.</param>
/// <param name="templateName">The logical name of the page template we are looking for</param>
/// <param name="version">The current display version that is being used. This is used to choose the correct page template. </param>
/// <returns></returns>
public static PageTemplateInfo GetPageTemplateInfo(string themeName, string templateName, DisplayVersions version)
{
//Error if the templateName is null
if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(templateName))
{
throw new ArgumentNullException("templateName", "The templateName parameter cannot be null or empty.");
}
//Error if we cannot get to the PTC
if (PageTemplateConfiguration == null)
{
throw new Exception("PageTemplateConfiguration is null, Cannot determine page template");
}
//Check and see if we either have Template Themes or old school PageTemplateCollections and
//if we do not have either, throw and exception
if (!(
(PageTemplateConfiguration.TemplateThemeCollection != null && PageTemplateConfiguration.TemplateThemeCollection.Length > 0) ||
(PageTemplateConfiguration.PageTemplateCollections != null && PageTemplateConfiguration.PageTemplateCollections.Length > 0)
))
{
throw new Exception("Neither Template Themes nor Page template collections exist in the PageTemplateConfiguration, cannot load page template.");
}
// Now we determine the way to get to the templateInfo. Themes will take priority over old
// way.
PageTemplateInfo rtnTempInfo = null;
if (PageTemplateConfiguration.TemplateThemeCollection.Length > 0)
{
//Check Theme Name
if (String.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(themeName))
{
throw new ArgumentNullException("themeName", "The themeName parameter cannot be null or empty.");
}
//Handle New
TemplateThemeInfo themeInfo = PageTemplateConfiguration.TemplateThemeCollection.FirstOrDefault(tti => tti.ThemeName == themeName);
if (themeInfo == null)
{
throw new Exception("Cannot Find Theme named: " + themeName);
}
rtnTempInfo = themeInfo.GetPageTemplateInfo(templateName, version);
}
else if (PageTemplateConfiguration.PageTemplateCollections.Length > 0)
{
PageTemplateCollection tempColl = PageTemplateConfiguration.PageTemplateCollections.FirstOrDefault(ptc => ptc.TemplateName == templateName);
if (tempColl != null)
{
rtnTempInfo = tempColl.GetPageTemplateInfo(version);
}
}
return(rtnTempInfo);
}
