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Google, my Google, found the solution on the EPiServer site
DynamicProperty prop = DynamicProperty.Load(CurrentPage.PageLink, "globalProp");
prop.PropertyValue.Value = "Arne";
prop.Save();
http://sdk.episerver.com/library/cms5/index.aspx?ContentFrame=http://sdk.episerver.com/library/cms5/Developers%20Guide/Caching/Read-Only%20PageData%20Cache.htm
http://www.episerver.com/pages/505719/Presentations/07.%20Tech-Nice%20to%20know%20II.pdf
/ Andreas Ek, Internetfabriken.
Hi,
This is not an answer to the original question but i'm hoping to get an answer to my question.
How get I get hold of the dynamically created form field names and values? e.g. I have form fields like FirstName,LastName, PostCode but when i look on the page source code the are named as random numbers. I need their exact names and values in my Validator.
Kind regards
Szilvia
I have one dynamic property, let's call it globalProp.
I'm changing the content by code like this:
PageData NewPage = CurrentPage.CreateWritableClone();
NewPage.Property["globalProp"].Value = "Test";
But the dynamic property is always null (don't exists)... Even if I fill it with content manually in Edit mode.
Is the function CreateWritableClone not handling dynamic properties at all? And what to do if I want to manipulate those by code?
Regards, Andreas Ek, Internetfabriken.