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ContentReference and Html.ContentLink and published content

Svelmoe
Svelmoe
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Hi.


Is it possible to check whether a ContentReference is pointing to published / expired content or will I need to load the content to check?


The usecase here is that via the administration, the editors can choose links on a page which will be written via the Html.ContentLink(reference) extension.
But I noticed that if the editor expires content, the link will still be created (and give a 404).

Is it possible to check without loading the content?


Regards

#178857
May 24, 2017 13:01
Johan Petersson
Johan Petersson
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Hi,

No you need to load, or rather try to load, the content.

#178860
May 24, 2017 15:36
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