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For questions related to the Sitecore Event system. This includes the Event Queue, event handling, custom events.
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How to run custom logic when a user has been added to a particular role?
While it may seem a little confusing that you have a :remote event for adding users to roles, when roles are stored in the Core DB which is shared by both the CM and CD, the events are fired from the code …
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How to get hostname on publish end event
The problem with Sitecore.Context.Site:
Sitecore performs publishing on the publisher site, and as you noted, the publish:end is an event and is called without a request, so there isn't even a URL to …
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Execute custom logic whenever an item is added from a particular branch template
There are actually a few options here:
Command Templates
Event handlers (item:added)
Pipeline processors (uiAddFromTemplate, addFromTemplate)
Command Templates
This is by far the simplest solutio …
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How can I write my own custom disabler?
SaveItemLogicDisabler.IsActive)
{
return;
}
// additional processor logic here...
}
Example 2: Event Handler Disabler
Let's say that I want to use the same disabler for my item:saved events …
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"Silently" Create Item - Create Item Without Triggering Indexing or other Events
on create, not just indexing events. … What if you have item:created or item:added events? …
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