I have a certain document type in Kentico that has a boolean field that when true i need the page to redirect to another URL (in this case a 404 page).
Where is the best place to do this?
and how do i access the kentico data context in code so that i can write code that pulls the document types field and redirects based on it (because currently trying to access Dataitem("MyFieldName") errors because Kentico doesn t use DataItem for data binding, even though Eval("MyFieldName") still works.
You can access Kentico context data via the CMSContext object.
<%
if ((bool)CMSContext.CurrentDocument.DataRow["MyFieldName"])
Response.Redirect("PageNotFound.aspx");
%>
If you only want to be able to redirect a page to another page. Kentico already have something built in, just go to the Page->Properties->Menu. In the menu actions section you can specify a URL for redirection.
Otherwise for requirement described you can get the boolean value by:
if(ValidationHelper.GetBoolean(
CMSContext.CurrentDocument.GetValue("MyFieldName"), false)))
{
Response.Redirect("/404.aspx");
}
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