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    <p>I'm not really understanding your statement, is published to a particular Publication. A Page resides inside a Publication and can be published to one or more Publication Targets (and this can be done for every Publication that Page resides in, in case it is Blue Printed).</p> <p>So to find out if a certain page is published, you need to check if it is published to at least one target. This you can do directly in the list, by means of the OrganizationalItemItemsFilter. The returned list will show you per item whether or not it is published:</p> <pre><code>&lt;tcm:Item ID="tcm:2-46-64" Title="p" Type="64" Modified="2012-03-19T16:21:10" IsNew="false" Icon="T64L0P0" IsPublished="false" Lock="0" IsShared="false" IsLocalized="false" Trustee="tcm:0-0-0" /&gt; </code></pre> <p>Here you see that Page tcm:2-46-64 is not published. if we investigate the unique ID of that Page further we see that it resides in Publication tcm:0-2-1 (the Publication ID is the first number in the TCM URI of an Item).</p> <p>Now if the attribute IsPublished would have the value "true", this would indicate that this Page (in its Publication) is published to at least one target.</p> <p>To find out to which target that page is published, you can use the PublishEngine.IsPublished method. The IdentifiableObject you need to specify as the first parameter, will be that of your Page. It doesn't matter if we are talking about a shared (BluePrinted), localized or local item. The Publication ID in the TCM URI of your Page will tell you from what Publication the Page is Published in this case. </p> <p>Please note you need to use the 3rd overload: IsPublished(IdentifiableObject item, PublicationTarget publicationTarget, bool isPublishedInContext) and set the last parameter to true. This will get you the Publish Status for the specified item only, and not for any of its (BluePrint) parents or children.</p>
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    1. COThanks, I have updated the question to be a bit more clear. The PublishEngine.IsPublished method seems to be returning "true" if the page is published to that target anywhere within it's BluePrint hierarchy. This doesn't make any sense to me but that's what I am seeing.
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    2. COThat is correct when you are using the IsPublished(IdentifiableObject item) or IsPublished(IdentifiableObject item, PublicationTarget publicationTarget) methods. When you use the third overload: IsPublished(IdentifiableObject item, PublicationTarget publicationTarget, bool isPublishedInContext) and set the last parameter to true, you will get the Publish Status for the specified item only, and not for any of its parents or children.
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    3. COHi Bart, I think that third overload is only in the 2011 TOM.NET API, I'm using the 2009 SP1 API. Thanks anyway though!
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