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Fix menu item deletion #15500
Fix menu item deletion #15500
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@sarahelsaig @MikeAlhayek could you please check? |
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@@ -270,16 +270,18 @@ public async Task<IActionResult> Delete(string menuContentItemId, string menuIte | |||
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var menuContentAsJson = (JsonObject)menu.Content; |
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ContentElement.Content
maybe is a instance of JsonDynamicObject
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Thank you, it works now. I had some notes.
src/OrchardCore.Modules/OrchardCore.Menu/Controllers/AdminController.cs
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var menuItems = menuContentAsJson[nameof(MenuItemsListPart)]["MenuItems"] as JsonArray; | ||
menuItems.Remove(menuItem); |
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Sorry for the nitpick, but why did you use as JsonArray
here? Is it possible that this won't be here or won't be the right type? Because right now it will just cause an NRE on the next line in that scenario. I suggest either doing null-forgiving on the Remove as well (menuItems?.Remove(menuItem);
) or throwing an explicit exception.
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Okay, I may have another problem
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@sarahelsaig updated , at #15509
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Sorry for the nitpick, but why did you use
as JsonArray
here? Is it possible that this won't be here or won't be the right type? Because right now it will just cause an NRE on the next line in that scenario. I suggest either doing null-forgiving on the Remove as well (menuItems?.Remove(menuItem);
) or throwing an explicit exception.
Because there was a logical error in the last change here
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Could you elaborate?
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Sorry, my English is not good. You can debug the original code, which attempts to remove a menuId directly from a jsonObject
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Sorry for the nitpick, but why did you use as JsonArray here? Is it possible that this won't be here or won't be the right type? Because right now it will just cause an NRE on the next line in that scenario. I suggest either doing null-forgiving on the Remove as well (menuItems?.Remove(menuItem);) or throwing an explicit exception.
The MenuItems
is always an array
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The MenuItems is always an array
Thanks for the clarification.
You can debug the original code, which attempts to remove a menuId directly from a jsonObject
I've tried understanding JsonDynamicObject
. It's the same as the inner _jsonObject
, except it also has a _dictionary
. This _dictionary
field seems like a cache to me. So this could be fixed by emptying it after the json object is updated.
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@hyzx86 I've fixed it using the additional "Remove" methods from your branch. Please check out my PR (hyzx86#1003).
…roller.cs Co-authored-by: Sára El-Saig <sara.el-saig@lombiq.com>
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This PR does fix the problem, let's merge it, and if there are other problems, let's continue in other PR
@sarahelsaig could you please approve this PR if you don't have any objection |
@sarahelsaig @hyzx86 can we continue merging related PRs if they are ready |
Fixes #15497
/cc @sarahelsaig