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Hello Guys,
I have installed OrchardCore CMS using its latest docker image and Postgres as a database on a ubuntu server.I m getting an error while requesting Graphql endpoint to fetch localized content.
query
query MyQuery {
newsPage(where: { localization: {culture: "en-US"}}) {
carouselTitle
mainTitle
localization {
culture
}
}
}
response
"extensions": {
"code": "POSTGRES",
"data": {
"Severity": "ERROR",
"InvariantSeverity": "ERROR",
"SqlState": "42703",
"MessageText": "column LocalizedContentItemIndex.culture does not exist",
"Hint": "Perhaps you meant to reference the column \"LocalizedContentItemIndex.Culture\".",
"Position": 344,
"File": "parse_relation.c",
"Line": "3294",
"Routine": "errorMissingColumn"
}
}
}
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services.AddSingleton<IHostedService, ScheduledDataImport>(); (a job that runs in the background to import data into content types, well that is the plan). How can I get access to the ContentManager inside this singleton? I see some examples for Orchard CMS (not Core!) like this: var item = _orchardServices.ContentManager.New("Course"); - but I believe there is no longer any OrchardServices in Core. Any ideas?
_httpContextAccessor.HttpContext.RequestServices.GetService<IContentManager>() after injecting _httpConextAccessor in the constructor, this object is set, but the property HttpContext is null (btw, there is no Context property). I guess it is because the singleton works in the background and is not a request by the user, so there is no HttpContext. But I noticed that I already have a service provider in my singleton, inside the method I work: public override Task ProcessInScope(IServiceProvider serviceProvider) - so I tried to get the IContentManager from this service provider with var _contentManager = serviceProvider.GetService<IContentManager>(); unfortunately null is returned. Which makes me think, that either I need to setup something before that the content manager is registered as a service .. or maybe I am doing it completly wrong :-)
Hello everyone, I'm so confused with OrchardCore :(
Initially I understand that I can use some useful modules from the CMS in a MVC app (e.g. the Admin dashboard, the menu, etc.), and/or create a CMS app and reference a MVC modules.
I'm doing an extreme simple spike and isn't working how I expect:
- Create two modules, one of each type:
$ dotnet new ocmodulemvc -o modm
$ dotnet new ocmodulecms -o modc - Create an OC MVC app and reference both modules:
$ dotnet new ocmvc -o mvc
$ dotnet add ocmvc referene modm modc Create an OC CMS app and reference both modules
$ dotnet new occms -o cms
$ dotnet add ocmvc referene modm modcNow, if I run the mvc project, both modules are loaded as I expect:
$ dotnet run --project mvc/mvc.csproj
$ curl -I https://localhost:5001/modm/Home/Index
... 200 OK
$ curl -I https://localhost:5001/modc/Home/Index
... 200 OKBut, if I run the cms project, both modules apparently aren't loaded:
$ dotnet run --project cms/cms.csproj
$ curl -I https://localhost:5001/modm/Home/Index
... 404 Not Found
$ curl -I https://localhost:5001/modc/Home/Index
... 404 Not Found
So, CMS modules need some special configuration to be activated?
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@TheShihan we have some host level services but most of orchard services are registered when we compose a tenant container. So yes your IHostedService needs to be registered at the host level, but then you need to be in a tenant context to resolve and then use e.g. IContentManager.
We already have the infrastructure to do this bridge, see our ModularBackgroundService that is an IHostService and that creates tenant scopes to execute what we call IBackgroundTask.
So you would just have to define an IBackgroundTask with a schedule property and register it in your module startup, see e.g. IndexingBackgroundTask, or register it from the app but with one of our OrchardCoreBuilder helper.
services.AddOrchardCms()
.ConfigureServices(s =>
{
s.AddSingleton<IBackgroundTask, YourBackgroundTask>();
});but you can still define your own IHostedService taking example from our ModularBackgroundService.
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CLR/System.InvalidCastException (see above). What am I doing wrong, how can I cast it so I can edit the field values?
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I am trying the use the GetContentItemByIdAsync() Razor helper.
I have added the @inject OrchardCore.IOrchardHelper Orchard but I am getting a message that says:IOrchardHelper' does not contain a definition for 'GetContentItemByIdAsync' and no accessible extension method 'GetContentItemByIdAsync' accepting a first argument of type 'IOrchardHelper' could be found (are you missing a using directive or an assembly reference?)
Any help? I am sure I am missing something simple, but I am failing to see it.