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  • Jin Botol 134 posts 287 karma points
    Feb 06, 2019 @ 09:08
    Jin Botol
    0

    How to get 3 values using KeyValuePair

    Hi All,

    Sorry for noob question.

    Here is my problem, how can I get the image url for each product?

    System.Web.Http.HttpGet]
    public List<KeyValuePair<int, string>> ComparisonKeyValues(string ids)
    {
        if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(ids))
        {
            var nodes = ids.Split(',').ToList().TypedContentList();
            return nodes.Select(x => new KeyValuePair<int, string>(x.Id, x.GetPropertyValue<string>("title"))).ToList();
    
            // I want to get also the x.GetPropertyValue<string>(productImage).Url
        }
        return new List<KeyValuePair<int, string>>();
    }
    

    Any help for this?

    Thanks in advance.

    I am new in C#, and also in Umbraco.

    Jin

  • Dirk De Grave 4541 posts 6021 karma points MVP 3x admin c-trib
    Feb 06, 2019 @ 09:53
    Dirk De Grave
    0

    Hi,

    Depends... what is productImage ? A property, an object (don't think this code will compile, don't see productImage defined somewhere?

    If it's a property, which I'm assuming ,because you're using x.GetPropertyValue(), then it will still depend on how productImage property was defined? Either as upload or a media picker?

    If the first, then

    x.GetPropertyValue<string>("productImage") 
    

    will already return path to the image, otherwise, you'd need to

    Umbraco.TypedMedia(x.GetPropertyValue<string>("productImage") 
    

    which returns a IPublishedContent, from where you can do .Url to get the path to the image

  • Jin Botol 134 posts 287 karma points
    Feb 07, 2019 @ 02:42
    Jin Botol
    0

    Hi Dirk,

    Yes it's a property, but when I add x.GetPropertyValue<string>("productImage") it says KeyValuePair does not contain a constructor that takes 3 arguments.

    return nodes.Select(x => new KeyValuePair<int, string>(x.Id, x.GetPropertyValue<string>("title"), x.GetPropertyValue<string>("productImage")).ToList();
    

    I want to return ID, title, and Url.

    Thanks for your response.

    Jin

  • Jin Botol 134 posts 287 karma points
    Feb 07, 2019 @ 06:59
    Jin Botol
    0

    Or you have any idea on how I can get all the properties using their ids

    public List<KeyValuePair<int, string>> ComparisonKeyValues(string ids)
    {
        if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(ids))
        {
            var nodes = ids.Split(',').ToList().TypedContentList();
            return nodes.Select(x => new KeyValuePair<int, string>(x.Id, x.GetPropertyValue<string>("title"))).ToList();
        }
        return new List<KeyValuePair<int, string>>();
    }
    

    I want to get also the productImage property.

    Any help for this, I'm stuck on this problem.

    Thanks in advance,

    Jin

  • Dirk De Grave 4541 posts 6021 karma points MVP 3x admin c-trib
    Feb 07, 2019 @ 09:32
    Dirk De Grave
    1

    Hi,

    if you want to use the current format of KeyValuePair<>, you'd have to extend the second generic type to accept multiple values, so would be something along the lines of

    List<KeyValuePair<int, Dictionary<string, string>>>
    

    which I believe is a bit overkill, why not create a specific class holding three properties and return as

    List<Data>()
    

    Example:

    public class Data {
      int Id {get;set;}
      string Title {get;set;}
      string ProductImageUrl {get;set;}
    }
    

    and return a

    public List<Data> ComparisonKeyValues(string ids) {}
    

    from your method

  • Marky 26 posts 65 karma points
    Feb 07, 2019 @ 09:50
    Marky
    0

    Hi Dirk

    What do you mean by overkill??

    Like this?

    [System.Web.Http.HttpGet]
    public List<Compares> CompareValues(string ids)
    {
        var result = new List<Compares>();
    
        if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(ids))
        {
            var nodes = ids.Split(',').ToList().TypedContentList();
            return nodes.Select(x => new KeyValuePair<int, string>(x.Id, x.GetPropertyValue<string>("title"))).ToList();
            /// Error : Cannot implicity convert type 'System.Collections.Generic.List....
    
            // what should I put in here?
        }
    
        return result;
    }
    

    Thanks dude.

    Marky

  • Dirk De Grave 4541 posts 6021 karma points MVP 3x admin c-trib
    Feb 07, 2019 @ 09:53
    Dirk De Grave
    0

    Overkill = list of keyvaluepair where value is again a dictionary, bit too complex for what you'd need (and doesn't make it easier to read)

    return nodes.Select(x => new Compares { Id = x.Id, Title = x.GetPropertyValue<string>("title"), ProductImageUrl = ... });
    
  • Marky 26 posts 65 karma points
    Feb 07, 2019 @ 10:02
    Marky
    0

    Okay..

    Is still got an error

    return nodes.Select(x => new Compares { Id = x.Id, Title = x.GetPropertyValue<string>("title"), Url = x.GetPropertyValue<string>("productImage") });
    

    Cannot implicity convert type 'System.Collections.Generic.IEnumerable

    Thanks,

    Marky

  • Dirk De Grave 4541 posts 6021 karma points MVP 3x admin c-trib
    Feb 07, 2019 @ 10:03
    Dirk De Grave
    0

    Because nodes.Select returns IEnumerable

  • Marky 26 posts 65 karma points
    Feb 07, 2019 @ 10:06
    Marky
    0

    Oh,

    How can I rid of this? Any alternative way?

    Sorry for my noob question, I really new in C# & Umbraco :(

    Marky

  • Marky 26 posts 65 karma points
    Feb 09, 2019 @ 03:51
    Marky
    0

    Hi Dirk

    I've got the correct code, thanks for your help.

    Here what I've done.

    public List<Compares> CompareValues(string ids)
    {
        var result = new List<Compares>();
    
        if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(ids))
        {
            string[] listOdIds = ids.Split(new char[] { ',' });
    
            foreach (var id in listOdIds)
            {
                var page = Umbraco.TypedContent(id);
                var imageUrl = Umbraco.TypedMedia(page.GetPropertyValue<string>("image")).Url;
    
                var comparess = new Compares()
                {
                    Id = Convert.ToInt32(id),
                    Title = page.GetPropertyValue<string>("title"),
                    Url = imageUrl
                };
    
                result.Add(comparess);
            }
            return result;
        }
        return result;
    }
    

    Thanks,

    Marky

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