we tried the below code and ended up with an object reference error
private void Events_AfterUpdateContent(ContentAfterUpdateEventArgs e)
{
try
{
var content = _contentApi.Get(e.ContentId, e.ContentTypeId);
var strHtml = content.HtmlName("Web") + " " + GetContent(content) + " " + Tags(e.ContentId, e.ContentTypeId);
if (Checkcontent(e.ContentTypeId))
{
bool isAbused = ValidateContent(strHtml);
if (isAbused) _abuseController.IdentifyAsAbusive(e.ContentId, e.ContentTypeId);
}
}
catch (Exception)
{
throw;
}
}
private string GetContent(Content content)
{
if(content.ContentTypeId == Apis.Get<IBlogPosts>().ContentTypeId)
{
var post = Apis.Get<IBlogPosts>().Get(content.ContentId);
string body = post.Body("Web");
Apis.Get<IEventLog>().Write("fileurl " + post.File.FileUrl, new EventLogEntryWriteOptions { });
body = body + " <img alt=" " src="" + post.File.FileUrl + "" />";
return body;
}
return content.HtmlDescription("Web");
}
We are getting object references on the line where we are accessing the code Apis.Get<IEventLog>().Write("fileurl " + post.File.FileUrl, new EventLogEntryWriteOptions { });
we are uploading the post image while creating the blogpost.
we tested this on 11.1.3 and 11.1.5 , still we faced same issues on both the versions.
