Is it possible to create a single page website with Umbraco v7.1.8 ?
I'm creating a website and I'd like it if I could just replace the contents of the div in which I keep my content and keep the rest from refreshing every time I navigate through the site, can anybody link me some resource where I can read upon this ?
I have not seen any resources on creating SPA's using Umbraco but I know people have done it - So it's indeed possible to do so.
It should be quite simple actually - you should be able to simply just create content elements / pages under your "Home" node and then just make sure that the content elements / pages does not have a template assigned to them if it should not be possible to access the content on a page.
Then you'll need to render all the subpages on the "Homepage" and place them in your divs.
It makes sense, but the whole content would be on the homepage then , I can try to to hide and show div's when user clicks on different navigation buttons , but the best thing would be if the content could just refresh and replace instead of loading the whole website again.
Hmm, you could perhaps use the API to consume the content differently than usual. Don't know if you can gain something from watching this video by Tim Geysens? http://www.nibble.be/?p=224 - Nevermind it's based on v6...the underlying API's in 6 and 7 should be the same.
Is it possible to create a single page website with Umbraco v7.1.8 ?
I'm creating a website and I'd like it if I could just replace the contents of the div in which I keep my content and keep the rest from refreshing every time I navigate through the site, can anybody link me some resource where I can read upon this ?
Hi Sandro
I have not seen any resources on creating SPA's using Umbraco but I know people have done it - So it's indeed possible to do so.
It should be quite simple actually - you should be able to simply just create content elements / pages under your "Home" node and then just make sure that the content elements / pages does not have a template assigned to them if it should not be possible to access the content on a page.
Then you'll need to render all the subpages on the "Homepage" and place them in your divs.
Does that make sense?
/Jan
It makes sense, but the whole content would be on the homepage then , I can try to to hide and show div's when user clicks on different navigation buttons , but the best thing would be if the content could just refresh and replace instead of loading the whole website again.
Hi Sandro
Hmm, you could perhaps use the API to consume the content differently than usual. Don't know if you can gain something from watching this video by Tim Geysens? http://www.nibble.be/?p=224 - Nevermind it's based on v6...the underlying API's in 6 and 7 should be the same.
Hope this helps somewhat.
/Jan
Hi Sandro,
Here are some articles on creating a SPA with Umbraco
http://24days.in/umbraco/2014/angular-powered-frontend/
http://www.nibble.be/?p=224
http://kpensar.com/blog/2014/02/17/umbraco-hearts-angular-a-series-on-building-an-spa-application/
Dave
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