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Hi Nicolai,

Happy new year by the way! :)

Thanks for the tip, sounds really prommising, will give it a try, and will come back with my findinds :)

/Dmitrij

Hi Nicolai,

It looks like this:

[Subscribe(Dynamicweb.Notifications.Standard.Page.Loaded)]
    public class PageLoaded : NotificationSubscriber
    {
        public override void OnNotify(string notification, Dynamicweb.Extensibility.NotificationArgs args)
        {
            if (args == null)
                return;

            Dynamicweb.Notifications.Standard.Page.LoadedArgs loadedArgs = (Dynamicweb.Notifications.Standard.Page.LoadedArgs)args;
            //Adding Meta Tag to the PageView
            loadedArgs.pageview.Meta.Add("my-metatag", "hello");
        }
    }  

adds very nice Meta-tag.

The event looks good, and I would like to use it.

Now the task is how do I send some data back to the Front-end.

If I could add a tag, or maybe use Item[] object.

So far things like:

var tag = new Dynamicweb.Rendering.Tag("my-globalProducts", "productIDs");
loadedArgs.pageview.GlobalTags.Add(tag);
loadedArgs.pageview.TemplatePage.SetTag("my-products", "prod123");

Did not give any possitive results :-/

Attempted to use something like this:

var tag = new Dynamicweb.Rendering.Tag("my-globalProducts", "productIDs"); 
loadedArgs.pageview.Current().TemplatePage.SetTag("my-products", "prod123");

But was not able to use that because in this particular Event Dynamicweb.Notifications.Standard.Page.Loaded

loadedArgs.pageview object does not contain .Current() method.

/Dmitrij

Hi Nicolai,

Thanks for that one aswell, I will try use those aswell.

I also tryed to use (to send data back to front-end): 

System.Web.HttpContext.Current.Items["my-status"]

It worked quite well. :)

/Dmitrij