/// <summary>
/// We will need to first check if the document was loaded by Examine, if so we'll need to check if this property exists
/// in the results, if it does not, then we'll have to revert to looking up in the db.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="dd"> </param>
/// <param name="alias"></param>
/// <returns></returns>
private IPublishedProperty GetProperty(DictionaryPublishedContent dd, string alias)
{
if (dd.LoadedFromExamine)
{
//if this is from Examine, lets check if the alias does not exist on the document
if (dd.Properties.All(x => x.PropertyTypeAlias != alias))
{
//ok it doesn't exist, we might assume now that Examine didn't index this property because the index is not set up correctly
//so before we go loading this from the database, we can check if the alias exists on the content type at all, this information
//is cached so will be quicker to look up.
if (dd.Properties.Any(x => x.PropertyTypeAlias == UmbracoContentIndexer.NodeTypeAliasFieldName))
{
// so in dd.Properties, there is an IPublishedProperty with property type alias "__NodeTypeAlias" and
// that special property would contain the node type alias, which we use to get "aliases & names". That
// special property is going to be a PropertyResult (with Value == DataValue) and we
// want its value in the most simple way = it is OK to use DataValue here.
var aliasesAndNames = ContentType.GetAliasesAndNames(dd.Properties.First(x => x.PropertyTypeAlias.InvariantEquals(UmbracoContentIndexer.NodeTypeAliasFieldName)).DataValue.ToString());
if (aliasesAndNames != null)
{
if (!aliasesAndNames.ContainsKey(alias))
{
//Ok, now we know it doesn't exist on this content type anyways
return(null);
}
}
}
//if we've made it here, that means it does exist on the content type but not in examine, we'll need to query the db :(
var media = global::umbraco.library.GetMedia(dd.Id, true);
if (media != null && media.Current != null)
{
media.MoveNext();
var mediaDoc = ConvertFromXPathNavigator(media.Current);
return(mediaDoc.Properties.FirstOrDefault(x => x.PropertyTypeAlias.InvariantEquals(alias)));
}
}
}
//We've made it here which means that the value is stored in the Examine index.
//We are going to check for a special field however, that is because in some cases we store a 'Raw'
//value in the index such as for xml/html.
var rawValue = dd.Properties.FirstOrDefault(x => x.PropertyTypeAlias.InvariantEquals(UmbracoContentIndexer.RawFieldPrefix + alias));
return(rawValue
?? dd.Properties.FirstOrDefault(x => x.PropertyTypeAlias.InvariantEquals(alias)));
}
/// <summary>
/// We will need to first check if the document was loaded by Examine, if so we'll need to check if this property exists
/// in the results, if it does not, then we'll have to revert to looking up in the db.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="dd"> </param>
/// <param name="alias"></param>
/// <returns></returns>
private IPublishedContentProperty GetProperty(DictionaryPublishedContent dd, string alias)
{
if (dd.LoadedFromExamine)
{
//if this is from Examine, lets check if the alias does not exist on the document
if (dd.Properties.All(x => x.Alias != alias))
{
//ok it doesn't exist, we might assume now that Examine didn't index this property because the index is not set up correctly
//so before we go loading this from the database, we can check if the alias exists on the content type at all, this information
//is cached so will be quicker to look up.
if (dd.Properties.Any(x => x.Alias == "__NodeTypeAlias"))
{
var aliasesAndNames = ContentType.GetAliasesAndNames(dd.Properties.First(x => x.Alias.InvariantEquals("__NodeTypeAlias")).Value.ToString());
if (aliasesAndNames != null)
{
if (!aliasesAndNames.ContainsKey(alias))
{
//Ok, now we know it doesn't exist on this content type anyways
return(null);
}
}
}
//if we've made it here, that means it does exist on the content type but not in examine, we'll need to query the db :(
var media = global::umbraco.library.GetMedia(dd.Id, true);
if (media != null && media.Current != null)
{
media.MoveNext();
var mediaDoc = ConvertFromXPathNavigator(media.Current);
return(mediaDoc.Properties.FirstOrDefault(x => x.Alias.InvariantEquals(alias)));
}
}
}
return(dd.Properties.FirstOrDefault(x => x.Alias.InvariantEquals(alias)));
}