I am having a hard time updating a node and make the changes reflect on the site. When i only call node.Save(), the changes isn't reflected on the site as expected. If i look in the backoffice, the nodes appears as unpublished (or at least have a unpublished version). So i want the changes to go live immediately. Therefore i called node.SaveAndPublish(new User(0)) instead. Now when i look in the backoffice, there is no unpublished version. However the changes to the node isn't published. It's first when i press the publish-button in the backoffice as the changes actually go live, even though the node appeared as published.

Is this a bug in the API or what? How do i solve this?

        public static string Set()
        {
            string state = HttpContext.Current.Request["a"];
            string ev = HttpContext.Current.Request["e"];

            if ((state == "true" || state == "false") && ev.Length >= 4)
            {
                Member m = Member.GetCurrentMember();
                var node = new Document(Convert.ToInt16(ev));

                if (node == null)
                    return "error";
                else
                {
                    var users = (from p in node.getProperty("guests").Value.ToString().Split(',')
                                 where p != m.Id.ToString()
                                 select p).ToList();
                    if (state == "true" && !users.Contains(m.Id.ToString()))
                    {
                        users.Add(m.Id.ToString());
                    }
                    else if (state == "false")
                    {
                        users = (from p in users
                                where p != m.Id.ToString()
                                select p).ToList();

                    }
                    node.getProperty("guests").Value = String.Join(",", users);
                    node.SaveAndPublish(new User(0));
                    return "success";
                }
            }
            else
                return "error";
        }