I would like to create a class which carries out a few tasks.
At the moment, for all the tasks in this class, I need to pass in CurrentPage after the controller that uses this inherits from SurfaceController.
Example
Controller
Public myClassController : SurfaceController
My class
Public class TestClass
Public void MethodOne(IPublishedContent currentpage)
Is there anyway my test class could have IPublishedContent passed in (as in the current page) to use across all the methods, rather than having each method declared with a parameter to be passed in?
So if your Test Class gets the Umbraco Context in its constructor you can read the current page and assign it to a private property of the class that the individual methods can then access...
If you are only calling it from a SurfaceController, then you have access to the current page via
How to reuse Current Page in a class?
Hi
Umbraco 13
I would like to create a class which carries out a few tasks.
At the moment, for all the tasks in this class, I need to pass in CurrentPage after the controller that uses this inherits from SurfaceController.
Example
Controller
Public myClassController : SurfaceController
My class
Public class TestClass
Public void MethodOne(IPublishedContent currentpage)
Is there anyway my test class could have IPublishedContent passed in (as in the current page) to use across all the methods, rather than having each method declared with a parameter to be passed in?
Hi Keith
It sounds like you want your custom TestClass service to be dependent on the current UmbracoContext?
There is a good article here about services and helpers and how you can access the UmbracoContext in different circumstances...
https://docs.umbraco.com/umbraco-cms/implementation/services
Essentially if your custom Test Class is registered with DI, it can have UmbracoContextFactory injected into its constructor..
... And you can use this to get the Current UmbracoContext from which you can access the Current Page from
UmbracoContext?.PublishedRequest?.PublishedContentSo if your Test Class gets the Umbraco Context in its constructor you can read the current page and assign it to a private property of the class that the individual methods can then access...
If you are only calling it from a SurfaceController, then you have access to the current page via
Umbraco. AssignedContentItemIt all depends on how you are using it
Hope this gives you some ideas!
Regards
Marc
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