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I've been trying to create a custom policy, in this case it's the Guarantee Policy. By checking other default policies i've thought than if i'd just change the default policy name (for example: Termsandconditions) every time it appears in the page, that would be enough to call the Guarantee text from the Content > Policies from the BVAdmin.
But that returns me this error:
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[color=red>Line][/color]Line 23: For Each block As Content.PolicyBlock In policy.Blocks
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Any idea of how can I solve this problemm? or how can I declare ir in the Core? or anything at all?
Thanks everybody.
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You'll need to use the actual ID number of your policy instead of "webappsettings.GuaranteePolicy" The "WebAppSettings.xxxxxPolicy" is a shortcut we included so we didn't have to type our the GUID value for the builtin policies. In your case it's a new policy so there is know web app setting for it. You could also call the policy by name instead of bvin: Code:
Dim policy as Content.Policy = Content.Policy.FindByName("Guarantee")
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THANKS THANKS THANK
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T H A N K S ! ! !
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'FindByName' is not a member of 'BVSoftware.Bvc5.Core.Content.Policy'
:sad:
Last one (I promise its de last one): How I get the policy id?
Anyway: THANKS!
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I've solved it. I just needed to sleep a little and I understood that I should check out the database.
Thanks again. :smilewinkgrin:
p.s: Now I will post another question, so don't be so happy
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