Hi,

I am using Umbraco 7.10.3

I am creating a child node in backoffice

Steps:

1. click on create and select a value from it, like, generics
   

2. Fill everything and save it

In info, it is showing status as UnPublished.

I am using the below code in my view

LB lb = (LB)ViewData["locationBuilder"];
IPublishedContent currentPage = CurrentPage;
IPublishedContent dealer = currentPage.Parent;
IEnumerable<IPublishedContent> values = currentPage.Descendants().Where(x => x.DocumentTypeAlias == "generics");

I have also tried with below code

var dealer = Model.Content.Parent;
var values = dealer.Children().Where(x => x.DocumentTypeAlias == "generics");

Both are returning the saved content to my view

Hi,

I have just saved it.

I don't think I can, it is something my firm is using.

When we manually unpublish a child node, that's not showing up, but the saved ones are.

No, I am talking in general. The published ones when unpublished are fine, but the saved ones are with the unpublished status and still showing up

Hi,

Yes, we have a API call to autopublish child nodes. When there is dirty data(i.e., change in SortOrder, description etc), the child nodes get AutoPublished, even the saved ones.

No. When there is no dirty data, API call is not made, it is just getting saved with status as unpublished.

The reason why we are using dirty data check is, if the order is changed for the child nodes (re-arranged), the re-arranged order should show in view.

I have commented the dirtydata check and checked it, now the saved one didn't get published, it's in unpublished status, but the issue still persists, it is showing in my front end.

Yes, it is working fine.

When I create a child node it is in Unpublished status. Please find the attached image.

It is still showing up in my view.

 if (childNode.HasDirtyData)
            {
              var n = UmbracoRepository.GetContentNode(auth, childNode.ContentNodeId, contentPage.SiteRootNodeId);
              sortOrder = SortOrder;
              success = UmbracoRepository.SaveAndPublishContent(n);
             }