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whenever I try to get the user myPage, the ImageGallery for that myPage is always null because of which I am not able to add a potrait and update myPage. Below is my code.
Image portraitImage = new Image(null, imageName, String.Empty, author, memoryStream);
portraitImage.Status = EntityStatus.Approved;
// Update the user's my page with the new image
MyPage myPage = (MyPage)MyPageHandler.Instance.GetMyPage(commonUser).CreateWritableClone();
myPage.Portrait = portraitImage;
MyPageHandler.Instance.UpdateMyPage(myPage);
MyPageHandler.Instance.UpdateMyPage(myPage) always throws an error saying myPage.ImageGallery is null.
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whenever I try to get the user myPage, the ImageGallery for that myPage is always null because of which I am not able to add a potrait and update myPage. Below is my code.
Image portraitImage = new Image(null, imageName, String.Empty, author, memoryStream);
portraitImage.Status = EntityStatus.Approved;
// Update the user's my page with the new image
MyPage myPage = (MyPage)MyPageHandler.Instance.GetMyPage(commonUser).CreateWritableClone();
myPage.Portrait = portraitImage;
MyPageHandler.Instance.UpdateMyPage(myPage);
MyPageHandler.Instance.UpdateMyPage(myPage) always throws an error saying myPage.ImageGallery is null.
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edited Nov 14 at 14:46
Eric Herlitz
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asked Nov 14 at 13:57
Vibhanshu Mirani
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whenever I try to get the user myPage, the ImageGallery for that myPage is always null because of which I am not able to add a potrait and update myPage. Below is my code.
Image portraitImage = new Image(null, imageName, String.Empty, author, memoryStream);
portraitImage.Status = EntityStatus.Approved;
// Update the user's my page with the new image
MyPage myPage = (MyPage)MyPageHandler.Instance.GetMyPage(commonUser).CreateWritableClone();
myPage.Portrait = portraitImage;
MyPageHandler.Instance.UpdateMyPage(myPage);
MyPageHandler.Instance.UpdateMyPage(myPage) always throws an error saying myPage.ImageGallery is null.
episerver
edited Nov 14 at 14:46
Eric Herlitz
14.7k2286137
asked Nov 14 at 13:57
Vibhanshu Mirani
62
whenever I try to get the user myPage, the ImageGallery for that myPage is always null because of which I am not able to add a potrait and update myPage. Below is my code.
Image portraitImage = new Image(null, imageName, String.Empty, author, memoryStream);
portraitImage.Status = EntityStatus.Approved;
// Update the user's my page with the new image
MyPage myPage = (MyPage)MyPageHandler.Instance.GetMyPage(commonUser).CreateWritableClone();
myPage.Portrait = portraitImage;
MyPageHandler.Instance.UpdateMyPage(myPage);
MyPageHandler.Instance.UpdateMyPage(myPage) always throws an error saying myPage.ImageGallery is null.
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episerver
edited Nov 14 at 14:46
Eric Herlitz
14.7k2286137
asked Nov 14 at 13:57
Vibhanshu Mirani
62
edited Nov 14 at 14:46
Eric Herlitz
14.7k2286137
asked Nov 14 at 13:57
Vibhanshu Mirani
62
edited Nov 14 at 14:46
Eric Herlitz
14.7k2286137
edited Nov 14 at 14:46
Eric Herlitz
14.7k2286137
edited Nov 14 at 14:46
Eric Herlitz
14.7k2286137
14.7k2286137
asked Nov 14 at 13:57
Vibhanshu Mirani
62
asked Nov 14 at 13:57
Vibhanshu Mirani
62
asked Nov 14 at 13:57
Vibhanshu Mirani
62
62
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You do not set the ImageGallery property anywhere in your code. The only property you set is Portrait
myPage.Portrait = portraitImage;
answered Nov 14 at 14:49
Eric Herlitz
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ImageGallery property can not be set because it is only a get property. I also tried using CreateImageGallery extension from MyPageHandler but even that doesn't seems to be working for me. According to my knowledge a default instance of ImageGallery is always associated with MyPage, and it should never throw a null exception. Please provide some sample code if you have any.
– Vibhanshu Mirani
Dec 5 at 6:15
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You do not set the ImageGallery property anywhere in your code. The only property you set is Portrait
myPage.Portrait = portraitImage;
answered Nov 14 at 14:49
Eric Herlitz
14.7k2286137
ImageGallery property can not be set because it is only a get property. I also tried using CreateImageGallery extension from MyPageHandler but even that doesn't seems to be working for me. According to my knowledge a default instance of ImageGallery is always associated with MyPage, and it should never throw a null exception. Please provide some sample code if you have any.
– Vibhanshu Mirani
Dec 5 at 6:15
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You do not set the ImageGallery property anywhere in your code. The only property you set is Portrait
myPage.Portrait = portraitImage;
answered Nov 14 at 14:49
Eric Herlitz
14.7k2286137
ImageGallery property can not be set because it is only a get property. I also tried using CreateImageGallery extension from MyPageHandler but even that doesn't seems to be working for me. According to my knowledge a default instance of ImageGallery is always associated with MyPage, and it should never throw a null exception. Please provide some sample code if you have any.
– Vibhanshu Mirani
Dec 5 at 6:15
add a comment |
up vote
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up vote
1
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You do not set the ImageGallery property anywhere in your code. The only property you set is Portrait
myPage.Portrait = portraitImage;
answered Nov 14 at 14:49
Eric Herlitz
14.7k2286137
You do not set the ImageGallery property anywhere in your code. The only property you set is Portrait
myPage.Portrait = portraitImage;
answered Nov 14 at 14:49
Eric Herlitz
14.7k2286137
answered Nov 14 at 14:49
Eric Herlitz
14.7k2286137
answered Nov 14 at 14:49
Eric Herlitz
14.7k2286137
answered Nov 14 at 14:49
Eric Herlitz
14.7k2286137
14.7k2286137
ImageGallery property can not be set because it is only a get property. I also tried using CreateImageGallery extension from MyPageHandler but even that doesn't seems to be working for me. According to my knowledge a default instance of ImageGallery is always associated with MyPage, and it should never throw a null exception. Please provide some sample code if you have any.
– Vibhanshu Mirani
Dec 5 at 6:15
add a comment |
ImageGallery property can not be set because it is only a get property. I also tried using CreateImageGallery extension from MyPageHandler but even that doesn't seems to be working for me. According to my knowledge a default instance of ImageGallery is always associated with MyPage, and it should never throw a null exception. Please provide some sample code if you have any.
– Vibhanshu Mirani
Dec 5 at 6:15
ImageGallery property can not be set because it is only a get property. I also tried using CreateImageGallery extension from MyPageHandler but even that doesn't seems to be working for me. According to my knowledge a default instance of ImageGallery is always associated with MyPage, and it should never throw a null exception. Please provide some sample code if you have any.
– Vibhanshu Mirani
Dec 5 at 6:15
ImageGallery property can not be set because it is only a get property. I also tried using CreateImageGallery extension from MyPageHandler but even that doesn't seems to be working for me. According to my knowledge a default instance of ImageGallery is always associated with MyPage, and it should never throw a null exception. Please provide some sample code if you have any.
– Vibhanshu Mirani
Dec 5 at 6:15
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