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Are there any drawbacks of setting stringDelayedLoadThreshold to 0?
According to imagevault documentation a list property should declared as
[BackingType(typeof(PropertyMediaList))]
public virtual MediaReferenceList<MediaReference> MediaList { get; set; }
But PropertyMediaList & MediaReferenceList are not identified.
How do you declare a list of mediareferences on a page/block?
Oct 18, 2022 18:48
I just see that propertymedialist is no longer supported and IV recommends to use Media in a block
Oct 18, 2022 19:06
Changing this value hasn't affected anything that we have noticed since I started this thread in April 2021. It is correct that PropertyMediaList is not supported anymore but you know how it is with legacy projects.
Oct 19, 2022 6:33
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We had to change the value to 0 since we are using Imagevault.Episerver package and MediaReferenceList<MediaReference> properties from Imagevault.Episerver are not loaded correctly (loading as null), if the underlying string property length is over the stringDelayedLoadThreshold.
So my question is, apart from the already mentioned performance drawbacks, is there any reason why we shouldn't set the property to 0? Will it affect any other areas of the system?
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