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  • Chriztian Steinmeier 2800 posts 8791 karma points MVP 8x admin c-trib
    Jul 12, 2016 @ 09:13
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    How to handle hostname with path step in a ContentFinder?

    Hi,

    I'm writing a ContentFinder for some calendar content that has URLs like this:

    http://domain.io/calendar/2016/07/12/now-were-talkin/
http://domain.io/da/calendar/2016/07/12/saa-koerer-det/

    The first one has its hostname set to domain.io while the second one is set to domain.io/da

    What's the sensible way to get the path after the domain name, in the ContentFinder's TryFindContent() method?

    If I use the Uri.GetAbsolutePathDecoded() method, it's including the /da/ part that's part of the domain (Umbraco-wise, at least).

    Thanks,

    /Chriztian

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  • Morten Bock 1867 posts 2140 karma points MVP 2x admin c-trib
    Jul 12, 2016 @ 09:51
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    My approach would be something like this.

    Given that the first part of the path would actually resolve to a node, you could ask the base/default contentfinder to get that for you. So make a loop where you remove segments on by one:

    Now you have your base node. Then you trim that part of the url, from the inbound request url, leaving you with "2016/07/12/saa-koerer-det/". And then I guess you can find the actual node you want based on whatever logic you need?

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  • Chriztian Steinmeier 2800 posts 8791 karma points MVP 8x admin c-trib
    Jul 12, 2016 @ 09:59
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    Thanks Morten - that seems like a neat way of doing it.

    (And of course - now I'm suddenly thinking that what I'm actually going to need, is a rewrite rule... :-)

    I'll give this a shot, nevertheless - thanks!

    /Chriztian

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  • Morten Bock 1867 posts 2140 karma points MVP 2x admin c-trib
    Jul 12, 2016 @ 10:39
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    Well, with the rewrite rule, you will have to know that the "calendar" node is never renamed/moved, or have some sort of uniquely identifiable way of knowing when to remove the date part of the url.

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  • Chriztian Steinmeier 2800 posts 8791 karma points MVP 8x admin c-trib
    Jul 12, 2016 @ 12:30
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    You're right - very good point!

    (Not that clients ever rename pages or — God forbid — move stuff around! 😱)

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