Hi Luke.

IPublishedContent.CultureDate(string culture = null) returning a DateTime and not a PublishedCultureInfo.

If you do not set a culture, then the function try to find it this way. And maybe thats the new way to get the current Culture instead of IPublishedContent.GetCulture()

VariationContextAccessor?.VariationContext?.Culture

Hi Bo,

Sorry yes there didn't appear to be a new way of getting the current Culture. I was just highlighting where this information was surrounding it's removal in the release notes. Seems strange to remove it completely without a solid alternative

Hi Luke.

Your link gave me a better insight in what's going on, so that was very helpful.

Hi Bryna.

Model.Value("customProp","es") was also possible before. But Model.Url("es") and Model.Name("es") is new.

The weird thing is if you dont set a culture it will take the current culture. But there aint a method to get the current culture and that is what i need.

Hi Giuseppe.

That seems to work.

/// <summary>
        /// Gets the culture assigned to a document by domains, in the context of a current Uri.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="content">The document.</param>
        /// <param name="current">An optional current Uri.</param>
        /// <returns>The culture assigned to the document by domains.</returns>
        /// <remarks>
        /// <para>In 1:1 multilingual setup, a document contains several cultures (there is not
        /// one document per culture), and domains, withing the context of a current Uri, assign
        /// a culture to that document.</para>
        /// </remarks>
        public static string GetCultureFromDomains(this IPublishedContent content, Uri current = null)
        {
            var umbracoContext = UmbracoContext;

            if (umbracoContext == null)
                throw new InvalidOperationException("A current UmbracoContext is required.");

            return DomainUtilities.GetCultureFromDomains(content.Id, content.Path, current, umbracoContext, SiteDomainHelper);
        }

Before your answer i made a method that also seems to work, but i rather use the IPublishedContent.GetCultureFromDomains()

public string GetCulture()
{
    return Umbraco.Core.Composing.Current.VariationContextAccessor?.VariationContext?.Culture ?? "";
}

Thank you, I was looking for that too.

By the way, may be you know the approach to get all published cultures for current page?

Hi Dimitri.

Model.Cultures should do it.

Thanks. You saved me some time here.

None of that works anymore. UmbracoContext has become Current.UmbracoContext, and DomainUtilities.GetCultureFromDomains is now an internal method.

Thank you Dmitriy, this allowed me to save time and keep the current architecture for our subnavigation:

var defaultLanguage = umbracoModel.GetTwoLetterLanguageName();

    public static string GetTwoLetterLanguageName(this ContentModel umbracoModel)
    {
        IPublishedContent model = umbracoModel.Content;
        return model.GetTwoLetterLanguageName();
    }

    public static string GetTwoLetterLanguageName(this IPublishedContent model)
    {
        /*** Deprecated from v7
            //System.Globalization.CultureInfo culture = model.GetCulture();
            //return culture.TwoLetterISOLanguageName;
        ***/
        System.Globalization.CultureInfo culture = new System.Globalization.CultureInfo(model.GetCultureFromDomains());
        return culture.TwoLetterISOLanguageName;
    }