U4-1371 - Create Media in RTE doesn't work - UmbracoCms.6.0.0.build.94

Created by Jeroen Breuer 29 Dec 2012, 20:38:24 Updated by Jeroen Breuer 14 Jan 2013, 21:35:33

Relates to: U4-1372

Relates to: U4-1368

Relates to: U4-1438

Creating Media in the RTE doesn't work anymore. See the attachments. I debugged the code and I know what the problem is. The following doesn't seem to work anymore: var media = Media.MakeNew(TextBoxTitle.Text, cms.businesslogic.media.MediaType.GetByAlias("image"), BasePage.Current.getUser(), int.Parse(MediaPickerControl.Value));

foreach (var property in media.GenericProperties) { if (property.PropertyType.DataTypeDefinition.DataType.Id == UploadField.Id) } UploadField.DataEditor.Save();

//this seems real ugly since we apparently already have the properties above (props)... but this data layer is insane and undecipherable:) string mainImage = media.getProperty("umbracoFile").Value.ToString(); string extension = mainImage.Substring(mainImage.LastIndexOf(".") + 1, mainImage.Length - mainImage.LastIndexOf(".") - 1); In v4 of Umbraco when UploadField.DataEditor.Save() was called the image was uploaded and set on the umbracoFile property. Now this doesn't work anymore so when the mainImage string tries to get the umbracoFile property it returns an empty string which goes wrong when the code tries to get the extension.

I'm also using the above code with DAMP and it also doesn't work there anymore:

//Get the propertyid and datatypeid and set them on the upload field. Now the upload field will automatically do the upload to the newly created media item. string sql = string.Format(@" select cpd.id as id, cpt.dataTypeId as datatypeid from cmsPropertyData cpd inner join cmsPropertyType cpt on cpd.propertytypeid = cpt.Id inner join cmsDataType cdt on cpt.dataTypeId = cdt.nodeId where cpd.contentNodeId = {0} and cdt.controlId = '{1}'", newMedia.Id, uploadField.Id);

using (IRecordsReader dr = SqlHelper.ExecuteReader(sql)) { while (dr.Read()) { //Set the values of the first upload datatype that was found on the media type. uploadField.Data.PropertyId = dr.GetInt("id"); uploadField.DataTypeDefinitionId = dr.GetInt("datatypeid");

    //We only need the first result. If other upload fields are found we don't need them.
    break;
}

}

//Upload the file and set all the related properties. uploadField.DataEditor.Save();

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//Get the propertyid and datatypeid and set them on the upload field. Now the upload field will automatically do the upload to the newly created media item.
string sql = string.Format(@"
    select cpd.id as id, cpt.dataTypeId as datatypeid, cpt.Alias as alias  from cmsPropertyData cpd
        inner join cmsPropertyType cpt on cpd.propertytypeid = cpt.Id
        inner join cmsDataType cdt on cpt.dataTypeId = cdt.nodeId
    where cpd.contentNodeId = {0}
    and cdt.controlId = '{1}'", newMedia.Id, uploadField.Id);

using (IRecordsReader dr = SqlHelper.ExecuteReader(sql))
{
    while (dr.Read())
    {
        //Set the values of the first upload datatype that was found on the media type.
        uploadField.Data.PropertyId = dr.GetInt("id");
        uploadField.DataTypeDefinitionId = dr.GetInt("datatypeid");
        alias = dr.GetString("alias");

        //We only need the first result. If other upload fields are found we don't need them.
        break;
    }
}

//Upload the file and set all the related properties.
uploadField.DataEditor.Save();

//Set the value on the media object so it will be part of the transaction.
newMedia.getProperty(alias).Value = uploadField.Data.Value;