In my application, I have two endpoints against my Blog controller. One updates a draft blog which is yet to be published and another to publish the blog.
Blogs are built using drag and drop elements with different properties. It's possible that a draft blog may have an element that has empty properties that are still yet to be set. However a blog that is being published must have all fields set (we can check this using the [Required] attribute against the model).
โ04-09-2020 01:10 AM
In my application, I have two endpoints against my Blog controller. One updates a draft blog which is yet to be published and another to publish the blog.https://showbox.bio/ https://tutuapp.uno/ https://vidmate.cool/
Blogs are built using drag and drop elements with different properties. It's possible that a draft blog may have an element that has empty properties that are still yet to be set. However a blog that is being published must have all fields set (we can check this using the [Required] attribute against the model).
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โ04-09-2020 09:20 PM
In my application, I have two endpoints against my Blog controller. One updates a draft blog which is yet to be published and another to publish the blog. Smarttip
Blogs are built using drag and drop elements with different properties. It's possible that a draft blog may have an element that has empty properties that are still yet to be set. However a blog that is being published must have all fields set (we can check this using the [Required] attribute against the model).
thankyou my issue has been solved
โ07-25-2020 11:24 AM
In my application, I have two endpoints against my Blog controller. One updates a draft blog which is yet to be published and another to publish the blog.Smarttip
Blogs are built using drag and drop elements with different properties. It's possible that a draft blog may have an element that has empty properties that are still yet to be set. However a blog that is being published must have all fields set (we can check this using the [Required] attribute against the model).
thankyou my issue has been solved
โ07-25-2020 11:33 AM
In my application, I have two endpoints against my Blog controller. One updates a draft blog which is yet to be published and another to publish the blogSmarttip
Blogs are built using drag and drop elements with different properties. It's possible that a draft blog may have an element that has empty properties that are still yet to be set. However a blog that is being published must have all fields set (we can check this using the [Required] attribute against the model).
thankyou my issue has been solved
โ07-25-2020 11:37 AM