private void SaveContent(XElement node, IContent content, Content newContent, ZipFile zip)
{
var dataTypes = new Config().GetSpecialDataTypes();
content.ParentId = GetContentParentId(newContent);
content.SortOrder = newContent.SortOrder;
content.Name = newContent.Name;
content.CreatorId = User.GetCurrent().Id;
content.WriterId = User.GetCurrent().Id;
if (content.Template != null)
{
content.Template.Id = newContent.TemplateId;
}
if (newContent.ReleaseDate != DateTime.MinValue)
{
content.ReleaseDate = newContent.ReleaseDate;
}
if (newContent.ExpireDate != DateTime.MinValue)
{
content.ExpireDate = newContent.ExpireDate;
}
foreach (var propertyTag in node.Elements())
{
var dataTypeGuid = new Guid(propertyTag.Attribute("dataTypeGuid").Value);
var value = propertyTag.Value;
// The null check here is necessary. Blank content exports into the xml, which is fine, since on
// import the blank value gets mapped across. However, for upload datatypes, this blank value
// causes an exception here - unless we perform the null check.
if (dataTypeGuid == new Guid(Constants.UploadDataTypeGuid) && propertyTag.Attribute("fileName") != null)
{
var fileName = propertyTag.Attribute("fileName").Value;
var umbracoFile = propertyTag.Attribute("umbracoFile").Value;
if (!string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(umbracoFile))
{
content.SetValue(propertyTag.Name.ToString(), fileName, GetFileStream(umbracoFile, zip));
}
else
{
content.SetValue(propertyTag.Name.ToString(), string.Empty);
}
}
else if (!dataTypes.ContainsKey(dataTypeGuid))
{
content.SetValue(propertyTag.Name.ToString(), value);
}
}
SaveContent(content, bool.Parse(node.Attribute("published").Value));
}
protected BaseContentManagement()
{
SpecialDataTypes = new Config().GetSpecialDataTypes();
Services = ApplicationContext.Current.Services;
}
