This topic demonstrates various ways in which you can use Sitefinity Pages API to create a new page.

Create a new page in the root of the site with a specified page name:

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// create a new instance of CmsManager with default provider Telerik.Cms.CmsManager cmsManager = new Telerik.Cms.CmsManager(); // create a new page with specified title Telerik.Cms.ICmsPage newPage = cmsManager.CreatePage("About us"); // optionally, we can modify the properties of new page at this // place, before actually saving the page // created page finally needs to be saved with cmsManager cmsManager.SavePage(newPage);

Create a new child page for a specified parent with a specified page name:

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// create a new instance of CmsManager with default provider Telerik.Cms.CmsManager cmsManager = new Telerik.Cms.CmsManager(); // create a new page with specified title Telerik.Cms.ICmsPage contactPage = cmsManager.CreatePage("Contact us"); // save the new page cmsManager.SavePage(contactPage); // create a child page of contact page and set its title // we make a child page by passing the id of the parent page as second argument Telerik.Cms.ICmsPage ceoContactPage = cmsManager.CreatePage("CEO contact", contactPage.ID); // save the ceoContactPage cmsManager.SavePage(ceoContactPage);

Create a new page by duplicating existing page (you will duplicate page’s layout, content, properties, and so on):

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// create a new instance of CmsManager with default provider Telerik.Cms.CmsManager cmsManager = new Telerik.Cms.CmsManager(); // create a new page with specified title Telerik.Cms.ICmsPage bioPage = cmsManager.CreatePage("John's bio"); // save bioPage with CmsManager cmsManager.SavePage(bioPage); // to create an identical page, we can duplicate existing pages // this is very useful when we need to create a large number of pages // that are same in layout and content, and only small changes need // to be performed // NOTE: DuplicatePage is almost identical in purpose as CreatePage and the // only difference is that DuplicatePage will not create an empty page, but // rather a page that looks exactly as some other page Telerik.Cms.ICmsPage bio1Page = cmsManager.DuplicatePage(bioPage, "Bob's bio"); // save the duplicated page with CmsManager cmsManager.SavePage(bio1Page);

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