Hi Matt

Thanks for the guidance much appreciated.

I took a stab at this with not much luck. I suspect it is in the way I am structuring the value object.

I tried the following approaches

// set price
productNode.SetValue(DocumentTypeProperties.BaseVendrProductPrice, new { RootNodes.eVendrCurrenciesUSDNodeKey, price});

and also this passing as a dictionary then tried to pass it as KeyValuePair by getting FirstOrDefault

// set price
Dictionary<string, int> price = new Dictionary<string, int>
{
   { RootNodes.eVendrCurrenciesUSDNodeKey, price}
};
productNode.SetValue(DocumentTypeProperties.BaseVendrProductPrice, price.FirstOrDefault());

RootNodes.eVendrCurrenciesUSDNodeKey holds the GUID of the currency created in the settings section DocumentTypeProperties.BaseVendrProductPrice holds the alias of the price property on the product document type

I have tried with the price as a decimal as well in these scenarios.

Much appreciated.

Hey Francis,

Have you tried serializing it to a JSON string?

/Matt

Thanks Matt

That did it. Totally forgot about that.

I tried to follow this to save a "zero" price for products without a price set. I intercept the content publishing event in order to edit the Price field. The field is filled with the same string that I obtain by manually editing the price via the content editor, however, the Price is not recognized and I got a null reference error when I try to access the property of a product. What I'm missing?

private void ContentService_Publishing(IContentService sender, ContentPublishingEventArgs e)
{
    foreach (var node in e.PublishedEntities)
    {
        var price = node.GetValue("price");
        if (price == null)
        {
            // Get the home page of the current content
            var homeId = sender.GetAncestors(node.Id).FirstOrDefault(x => x.ContentType.Alias == Constants.HomePageAlias).Id;
            var home = Umbraco.Web.Composing.Current.UmbracoHelper.Content(homeId) as HomePage;                   

            // Get the store currencies
            var currencies = Vendr.Core.Api.VendrApi.Instance.GetCurrencies(home.Store.Id);

            // Set price "0" for all the currencies
            var prices = new Dictionary<Guid, decimal>();
            foreach (var currency in currencies)
                prices.Add(currency.Id, 0m);

            node.SetValue("price", JsonConvert.SerializeObject(prices));
        }
    }
}

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